Hey Amanda, If these are residential properties, then you have 2 options for refinancing - 1) Conventional - Takes your income + debt and thats how you qualify. 2) DSCR: Takes the monthly rent - payment and thats how you qualify, pretty simple.If these are commercial, then you will have different options as it depends on the type of asset they are and cashflow. 

If its a tax deed foreclosure that may be different as typically in most states you would have to go throught quiet title. but if its a mortgage foreclosure you should be able to get title insurance.

Last week we practiced underwriting 3 different kinds of deals together, often we're going over goals, or spit balling ideas.

@Ti'Keya WilliamsFrom my understanding basically fractional investing in an asset which is different from a.

If not, I would find a different brokerage. 

At the same time I hear of others in different markets who say they have 6 doors and cash flow at the level I am at with my 25 doors because their rents are so much higher in big cities.

Milwaukee will have a different market than Kenosha or Racine and Madison will have a different market than Sun Prairie or Deerfield. 

My intial thought when I read these requests is that my risk profile would be completely different than a long term tenant.

Hi all, I purchased a property in 2023. But in the year 2024, I can qualify for REP status. Can I claim bonus depreciation for the property purchased in 2023 against W2 income in 2024?

I don't see it being a game stopper.If the market is telling you that a different geography and. product is the way to go then the 1031 is the tool to get you there without losing a lot of that hard earned gain to taxes.