👉 What do you usually offer (or accept) to keep the deal attractive and fair on both sides?

Areas near transit, universities, or job centers usually attract renters.

I’ve tried searching listings and connecting with brokers, but it seems like the most attractive opportunities move fast or never make it to public platforms.

I know in California there are limits to personal loans (10%) so that limits the attraction for investors. 

DSCR loans measure property income instead of personal income, which makes them attractive for investors wanting to scale momentum faster.For those using DSCR, has it changed how quickly you’ve been able to expand your portfolio?

Rarely any specialty properties unless the metrics are extremely attractive.- Your direct security would be in the form of a "collateral assignment" that is recorded against the APN and basically puts a lien against the deed of trust that we are the beneficiary of.

There will be less repairs and deferred maintenance issues, but many maintenance calls are tied to tenant actions.Hopefully, a new build will attract better tenants, but great screening is required also.HOA's can be a pain!

Or if I leave it and let it be a preference for the renters.I understand it could attract potential seniors or renters in wheelchairs who could use it.

I do want to make sure to provide a sound home that will last, that's also attractable to renters, and adheres to FHA standards for the resale value.

For example, a five-bedroom home is likely to attract only large families with multiple children, which is a much smaller group compared to the many families with one or two children who would rent a 3-bedroom, 2-bath, 2-car garage home.New vs. resale: Both can work.