Yes, this would work.

First research (Google) for basic answers, then if you require more detailed answers, or opinions, go ahead and post your question.  

Think of this as the monthly paycheck your property gives you.

Even if you sell the property at or near the original purchase price, here’s what to understand from a capital gains and tax perspective:1.

Link below. 

Hey Alexander—this is a common issue with DSCR loans on STRs.

Hope this helps and best of luck on your search!

Arizona cities like Phoenix, Tempe, and Tucson have loosened zoning restrictions to allow more homeowners to legally build ADUs (Accessory Dwelling Units) or casitas (often used interchangeably).Phoenix passed a policy in early 2024 allowing ADUs on most single-family lots, aiming to boost affordable housing and multigenerational living options.Requirements were simplified: smaller lot size minimums, reduced parking requirements, and less red tape for permits.With the new law passing, builders and developers saw a new market open up:They’re targeting homeowners who want to create rental income (especially with the Phoenix rental market staying strong).

You are much less likely to get a contingency offer accepted on an investor property.The way around this is build a relationship with a private or hard many lender and run the deal by them before you put your offer in.

My loan was transferred to Selene Finance and it's a nightmare ever since.I have many different loans with various lenders, millions paid with no problem, but with Selene it just doesn't work.Selene has misallocated funds and sent me letters that I owe them, but every time I call in they say “oh we see the problem and will fix it” only to have to call again and explain the whole fiasco and them tell me that they will check.2 times we agreed on the sum I owe, I paid it in full the same day, only to have it returned to me a few days later, and after calling them again, they said that they did the calculation wrong.I'm on daily calls with them for months now, nothing is solved, and they keep charging me penalties for not paying in time, payments they refuse to receive and return although sent after their request.After hundreds of hours over the phone, I think my only solution is to take a lawyer to help me.Any recommendation for a good lawyer who can help me with that?