Quote from @Michael Santeusanio: For investors using DSCR loans, I’m curious about your preferred minimum DSCR.Do you stick to 1.1, 1.2, etc.?

I'm not just talking about underwriters here, but every single role on our team.I believe that underwriting requires a certain skill set and mindset, often attracting individuals with an analytical and detail-oriented nature.

These events will help you get perspective, mentors, like minded individuals that can help you get started when that times come. 

I would really prefer a section 8 tenant that is employed with little to no debt (that is in collections).

Once they transferred the home into an LLC taxed as an S-corp or partnership they broke 121 rules.Section 121 only applies when the individuals own and sell the home.

Setting up a new LLC for each flipping project is a common approach to limit liability, but as you mentioned, it can get tricky with all the bank accounts and bookkeeping.One option to simplify things is to set up a holding company (LLC or C-Corp) to own the individual LLCs for each project.

Any brand preference in the long run (Square D vs Eaton)?

Quote from @Lars Hartvig Kristiansen: I have recently bought my first two properties in MI and have been fortunate enough to have found a team that, while largely separate individuals they all know each other and work together.

If you prefer stability, consistent rent rolls, and fewer moving parts, Pilsen’s the safer long-term hold.Pilsen, is a steadier play in my opinion.

As an employee, companies that provide benefits, 401k, insurance and a salary are preferred for some people because they want that security blanket.