I’m primarily looking for a multi-family property (duplex, ideally), since my fiancée isn’t comfortable with renting out individual rooms in a single-family home.We’re getting married in May 2026, but I’m hoping to buy before then because Missouri’s First Place Program offers below-market interest rates for first-time buyers who make under $96k household income.

We’re getting married in May 2026, but I’m hoping to buy before then because Missouri’s First Place Program offers below-market interest rates for first-time buyers who make under $96k household income.

Portfolio lenders and some non-QM bank statement programs can also use business deposits or CPA-prepared P&Ls to verify income.

AI is just the latest tech tool.So, they'll be good uses of it and bad.Just like the internet, PMC software, PMC support software, etc..Personally, I think the best uses will be:1) Answering repetitive owner & tenant questions- Will actually provide more human-like responses once "programmed" properly.2) Responding to tenant prospects too lazy to actually read property postings, so they call, email or text repetitive questions.3) Enhancing followup tasks- Will actually provide more human-like responses once "programmed" properly.4) Make data analysis & aggregation MUCH easier!

Anyone have recommendations for a program(s) or other means to keep records for my new LLC and new investment property (a single family house)?   

I get super paranoid about these things, especially when there is a lot of money involved.

Most DSCR programs prefer 680+ for approval.

Originally posted by @David Barnett:I'm not familiar with the NACA program, however, we have what appears to be a similar program in Massachusetts that seems to have similar flavors. 

Does anyone have any experience with this program, good or bad, that they can share? 

I'm studying for my Real Estate license, enrolled in a Real Estate Program, going to Meetups, and joining Facebook groups that interest me.