You could potentially go conventional with 10–15% down for a second home (if you plan to use it part time), or explore DSCR options if you want to go fully investment based and qualify on projected income.I’m a mortgage broker and investor myself, so if you want help running numbers, strategizing on loan structure, or getting connected to local resources, I’m happy to help!

So the  managers use my staff quite a bit (always cc’ing me so that I can tell them they are too loaded to do their maintenance).One of my STR managers is a licensed PM.  

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So, if you fail to apply the correct assumptions to a property, your expectations won’t be met and it may even be a financial disaster.We use the following to rank Property Classes, in order of importance: Property Tenant Pool: closely linked to location, but not always.

@Anthony Goulbourne if you are just looking to get your space back and get it leased again that is likely the cleanest way to do it. 

@John J Kelly III       "So, why not take that money now, pay the 10% penalty but be able to use the depreciation from the REI to offset the income from the withdrawal."

If you are, I would bet that you won't be able to enter a claim.

.: When I first read about Hertz's use of AI scanners, it was an easy decision for me to look at Avis or National (or whatever Costco had).

Youre limited in your concessions to the limits set by the loan type.

I am looking to build a spec house.