The goal is to replace 1 persons income, for now, and pricing on multifamily seems too high at the moment to be able to accomplish that without more money on hand.I've been in property management for around 4 years and my husband is with the same company in the renovations department.

They offer that for cheaper than I can get them done, so I let them assemble and install them on my jobs.I personally do my own design, so no need for design assistance for me personally.As for quality, that goes with price.  

I'm sure that some of the sites work and will drive some results, but I would be very curious to see a breakdown of a personal reach out system to large hospital networks, local companies HR, etc. 

My question is: can we use projected income from the other units that we wouldn’t be living in to help get approved for a mortgage?

I'm looking for ready to assemble (RTA) that do not have any particle board or OSB.Found RTACabinets.com which seems interesting but I'd like to look at some in person if possible, maybe even LA County.Current quote from HD (Home Depot) for their ready made in inventory cabinets is $2600, those are particle board low grade cabinets.I'm going to bet Kevin Fox replies in this thread.

or $25k in closing costs when using their preferred lenderestimated mortgage is $2,800 a month.Property: ToanoNew Construction Villa/Town Home: 3-4(additional bedroom 6k add on) 2.5 bath 2258sq. priced at $413kSeller incentive 10k closing cost.

But depending on when you bought your house and your mortgage rate, it might be possible to convert it into an STR with enough cash flow to more than cover the cost of renting another dwelling as your new primary residence. 

A person can cash-flow in ANY market, ANY state, ANY MSA....

That will be your main sources of funds...and typically you and your friends will need to invest $50,000-$100,000 per person. 

I just recently bought my first house so cash is kind of tight but I want to add sources of cash flow more than ever now that I have a mortgage.