@Caio Ferreira TorresHouse hacking a new every year is a best base scenario, but it rather difficult for all the points already listed.

After all, I paid county taxes based on that.Or, if we were mandated to use the acquisition cost (195K), shouldn’t we apply the same percentage to it (as in 78% of the purchase price)? 

For instance, Intel's $20 Billion investment is in Licking County (see link above - well outside the 270 outer belt).

I have just met someone who told me about the possibility of taking out a securities-based loan.

(And it seems there's at least some chance it doesn't pass at all, based on the opposition they're setting.)

Have to know who your take outs are for DSCR and make sure they offer over 1 and under 1 DSCR as well as no ratio so there is no risk for fallout . issue is that since the market turned a lot of LO's/Brokers have been trying to play in the non qm space and thats who is having the issues .

Based on what I see we'll get more like 3-4% this year on single family in most areas.   

He can discuss DSCR loans and is CT based.

So If I understand this I would be looking at base rate +4.125 then whatever additional rate the lender is adding on, minus points to buy the rate down? 

For instance, hours here on BP or on podcasts do not count.#3 - based on the year the property is placed in service, 2018 in your case, but applied to the current tax return, 2023 as of today.