I believe some managers try to get a full month on renewals as well, but that should not be the case.I also found in general my repair costs went up with management companies versus sourcing my own. 

@Anthony Wick this is exactly my point: there is now enough data out there for us to safely draw some reasonably accurate valuations without the need of an expensive Appraiser who either uses plastic toys and opinions and gets it wrong, or stays at home all together and consults a source like Zillow and gets it reasonably correct.

No history can be sourced for all the answers, only clues and insights that might help form a plan.

the finance sector that has really changed is the NON QM non owner occ loans that the HML / private lenders were off loading to Hedgefunds or other institutional note buyers.. these are not tied to the govmit.. so their funding sources just stopped over night.. so what your seeing is the SFR  BRRR person who was counting on a 5% rate to refi or cash out.. those are not available right now  cash out is limited or LTV pulled way back and rates at 8.5 to 10%  OVER NIGHT>. so those stuck in HML doing BRRRR have some issues and those that paid cash well if they want to pull cash it will be some time before they can at a good rate or maybe the rates will never be that good.. also some probably or a lot used their HELOCs to pay cash.. so now they leveraged their personal resi and cant pay it back until they refi. you know that was a popular model talked about on this site.  

You need additional sources of income to pay for high enough initial down payments that give you favorable interest rates.

That being said, I'm on the edge of my seat for some updates out of a few of our go to Non QM sources over the next couple of days. 

I do already go through the MLS, but I was looking for a source to attract those sellers before they list. 

I was told by my closing attorney (GA) I need to file with the Georgia Secretary of State as a foreign LLC in order to do business in GA.

Thanks, it's a switch loop, so I've found the power source at the ceiling but not sure which lead goes to the switch. 

You're not likely to find a US tax professional that knows both US and Mexican tax law well enough to advise on both.And yes, you'll probably need a US tax professional as your wife inherited an asset from a foreign estate, and you do have exposure to some esoteric filing obligations there.