@Tom O., thanks for the suggestion!

We have o interest in facilitating you. 

You do not need a 5 year prepay in most cases for a lower rate, use a 'Seller credit" to buy it down or look at a 3/1, 5/1 or 7/1 ARM even I/O interest only to help increase initial cash flow. 

Citação de @Brenden Stadelman: Citação de @Zakiya Zaid: Graças @Brenden Stadelman, eu estava olhando para o Investor Edge esta semana, os US$ 4 mil a US$ 6 mil levantaram uma bandeira vermelha, mas vale a pena dar uma olhada no financiamento de 100%.

Your situation may be different but I file under a schedule e to report rental income and it is also what my lender asks me for o when applying for another.  

If the paper trail shows clear negligence that breached duty and caused the loss, consult a real estate attorney to assess recoverability and costs; if it’s gray or contract-driven, negotiate a settlement through the brokerage’s E&O carrier.

Yes, private money can be a strong alternative if you treat it like a business: protect the lender with clear docs (note, lien, insurance), match term to your plan (short I/O for BRRRR, longer if holding), and price it so the deal still cash flows after all costs.

My friend gave them 30 days notice that rent would increase $100....they paid the $100 increase w/o missing a beat....so I essentially gave them $1200-$1800 a year for 2-3 years by not increasing the rent. 

You also can get rates lower than 6.50% right now and you can also elect to take a 40 year or I/O interest Only for the first -3 years to help maximize the initial cash flow.

They may be ablet o grant the ADU for short term or even long term separate from you main home.