For example, consider using a new business credit card with 0.00% APR, as I did for my first flip renovation.

For example though, This property doesn't cashflow with me living in it but if I were to move out it would rent for about $900/mo over the mortgage.

For example, if you are in need of a new vehicle than flip it and pay cash for your new vehicle.

Feel free to share property details here if you want help with the analysis....This is one example, I put the property address in AirDNA and also researched on Airbnb for similar properties and used that nightly rate.

For example, I know some landlords are more price sensitive, while others care a lot about quality and customer service or even Google reviews.

(I ran some numbers and it seemed like I would make less working with them) I'm not even sure how I would calculate the tax benefits.Is this a common situation, if so what are typical terms?

Sounds like you expense a good deal of your earnings on IRS returns, which is typical for self employed people.

Closing in an LLC vs closing in your individual name is just one example of a loan factor to consider.

So the problem is typically a half bath/powder room is adjacent to the living/dining room for access by guest.

It's helpful to know that the lender typically relies on the IRS net bottom number from the most recent tax returns, and the use of averaged income for three years.