Several people have already mentioned some of the reasons:Successfully hitting a target in a high stress situation is very low probability.

Modify the bathrooms to meet requirements and decrease liability.I would consider that application but the lease agreement has to be spot on and the deposit substantially larger.

The FHA house hack starts with poor cash flow but helps you create equity and decrease your housing costs while you prepare for your next purchase.

Hi everyone, I’m Rosa Watson, a property management professional focused on helping investors protect their assets, maximize cash flow, and remove the day-to-day stress of being a landlord.I work primarily with rental property owners and real estate investors who want their properties treated like true businesses, not just “units on a spreadsheet.”

You want experienced experts that can guide you through the process, not someone who adds additional stress to the whole process.Lastly, happy to answer any questions.

I like to stress test before jumping in, play devils advocate so I can cover every angle

Increasing your limit will in turn improve your utilization assuming you aren't spending more I usually apply for a new card every 6 months or so - sure you take a hard inquiry (falls off after 2 years, if I remember right) but the increase in credit limit and automatic decrease in utilization actually results in an improvement in my credit score 

Then they scale into duplexes and fourplexes once they’ve built confidence and systems.Looking back, many experienced investors say they wish they’d gone into small multis sooner because of the economies of scale, but at the same time, those who started with SFRs often avoided the stress that can overwhelm new investors.I’m a real estate agent here in Memphis, TN, and I help out-of-state investors build rental portfolios.

On top of that, there’s strong appreciation potential and it’s very landlord friendly, making long-term holds a lot less stressful.

Or continue this course where you are stressing over this.