If the STR is going great, you have equity and good income, you might be able to get someone to establish a business line or credit or loan for you that you could pay off with a cash out refi on the new property when you finish.

My credit is solid and I'm putting 25% down. there are also 20+ people on BP who could also quote that loan for you.

Hi everyone,I’m looking for some guidance on the best way to structure my business entity for rental properties and would love to hear your experiences or advice.I live in Texas, but I currently own two long-term rental properties in California.

Accepting cash is a terrible idea.I"m less concerned about the credit score as many residents have poor credit.Unless you go through all the steps to qualify them properly, the best steps you can take to avoid financial loss is to not take them on as long-term tenants.

All your current and future active income goes into the passive side of the business.

Live in one unit, rent the others, and let your tenants cover the mortgage while you learn the business.

Reconcile Every Bank, Credit Card, and Loan AccountIf your balances don’t match, your P&L and balance sheet won’t be accurate.

My business plan show great returns and because of that I was approved, but my gut is telling me it’s to good to be true, can someone help?

My cancellation policy there is similar to the other platforms, up to 30 days before I give a full refund minus a 3% credit card fee, because that's what Square charges even when refunding guests. 

Now that I have created my LLC and created a BECU business bank account, BECU does not offer Zelle services for businesses.