Our lender requires us to keep at least 25% of equity in a property.

I wouldn't work with an agent that is going to require you to sign an exclusive when looking for rentals.

This is a lot easier than folks make it but it requires thinking about this correctly.

Things like no minimum DSCR requirement for DSCR loans, no pre-payment penalty, interest rate buy-downs, and advanced draws for experienced investors are all popular features that represent additional examples of how private lending can provide the flexibility you may be looking for when structuring deals.10.

I've used them in the past, but hasn't been some required thing I've kicked myself for not having.

I have QB online for my other businesses but I want to see how my properties are doing as a whole and QB online requires a membership for each Tax ID.  

We own other properties that require full rehab, so pulling the cash out will finance the other deals; that is the main consideration for selling. 

-StevensonNot all LVP requires an underlayment.

The two current multi families I bought last year are worth about 25k more than I bought (and already had 25% equity when purchased due to loan requirements) and I went in and raised rental income in each by about 40% by getting section 8 tenants. 

When using a 10% down Second home loan to purchase a STR, how long are you required to stay in it per year?