Here’s the summary:Purchase Price: $650,000Loan Amount: $487,500 (75% LTV)Down Payment: $162,500Loan Terms:Interest Rate: 7.00% (fixed)PITIA Payment: $4,552/monthEligible Rent: $7,000/monthDSCR: 1.54xTerm: Standard DSCR 30-year amortizationClosing Costs:Origination Fee: $6,094Lender Fees (UW, Doc Prep, Processing): $1,745Estimated Title Fees (1.25% of loan): $6,094Estimated Escrows: $3,925Total Cash to Close: $180,358Assets Required in Bank: $40,965Property is a fully rented 10-bed triplex in a strong rental market.

To verify international rental applicants, landlords can utilize a combination of standard tenant screening methods and specialized international verification services.

Depending on the level of finishes and if it's a standard slab or stilt foundation, our rough price per SFT range can be $130-$160(hard cost).

Low Renovation Risk + Inspection Safety NetsLandlords must meet HUD’s Housing Quality Standards (HQS): structurally sound units, working utilities, safety features (smoke detectors, secure locks), and cleanliness.

.), but I was curious what the real-world experiences have been.The property in question is a single-family home in Memphis (5BR/2BA), and we’re weighing insurance housing against standard long-term rental or mid-term corporate stays.Any real-world numbers, averages, or lessons would be hugely appreciated.

Quote from @Nivas Nalla: That is standard, I just was called by someone off the BP website that wanted me to send them deals to wholesale to other people..

In Comparision to the standard " just 1 time" monthly Payment?

This makes it sound like a standard franchisee situation where you own a franchise, but lease the location from the parent company.Your second post makes it sound like you are the landlord. 

A notification system for pending or delayed payments would absolutely reduce stress, especially around move-ins or rent adjustments.Inspections:I use a basic checklist that mirrors HQS standards, but honestly, inspector subjectivity still throws things off.

@Daniel Hartz5% down on 2-4 units is a standard guideline now.