Quote from @Spencer Herrick: Yes, you should enter and secure the property.

Short term rental with cost seg study/ accelerated depreciation to offset W2 income.

Refinance Existing Loans- Lower Interest Rates: Since nine out of ten properties have commercial loans, consider refinancing to secure lower interest rates.

Tell them you intend to run a credit and background check, and tell them what it costs per adult applicant.

Such a fantastic book, FHA financing is a highly effective house hack and can be combined with a sellers concession or up to 3% with 3.5% down to reduce or completely cover closing costs.

If you plan to be there LESS than 7 years, then I might consider NOT BUYING because if prices stay the same it will take nearly that long to pay down a mortgage enough to cover commissions and closing costs to sell and break even. 

Setting up and maintaining an LLC involves costs, including filing fees and potential legal or accounting expenses.

It's the same terms as a normal purchase, just finished after you cash close (to secure the property fast) with a 30-yr term.

Hello Everyone,When looking at pictures of a home, how do you go about estimating what the cost of the rehab would amount to?

OR Hire property manager and eat the costs until you have cash flow coming in?