Give updates on properties you’ve looked at or analyzed to keep your audience engaged, so when they stumble upon a potential situation, you are the first one they think of.Good luck!

My lender when I purchased my new home said it would be smart to rent out my old home as extra income however my payments on the Onalaska house are $1730 a month with homestead which will be removed once I get new house updated.

If you can buy below market value, then put in modest improvements (paint, flooring, fixtures, maybe some minor updates on kitchens or baths), you can often increase rents enough to improve cash flow meaningfully.

Just buy and hold, do some updates over time and then cash out refi in a few years as it’s appreciated. 

My lender when I purchased my new home said it would be smart to rent out my old home as extra income however my payments on the Onalaska house are $1730 a month with homestead which will be removed once I get new house updated.

Updated letters were sent to congress a bit over a week ago asking for more clarification on the zone partnerships and zone business property.

What’s been working for me and my circle lately:Seller financing: solve the seller’s problem first; short-term interest-only with a balloon after value-add keeps cash flow strong.Sub-to/wraps: take over low-rate loans and keep the seller whole—huge when DSCR is tight.Hybrid: small seller carry + private second to cut cash in, then refi into DSCR once stable.Private money: secure with note + mortgage/deed, pay on milestones, send updates—consistency = repeat capital.HELOC/LOC stack: close fast, cover rehab, then refi—speed wins deals.Lease-option: control now, improve, then exercise once financing improves.

.: UPDATE:....How do others interpret this?....

Thanks for the update - hope you stay on BP and continue to use the site. 

How did you handle updating the lease for the tenant?