How do you work your way up to save enough money for a down payment, at least 6 months of morgae payments plus additional money for any fix uppers?

., additional deductions) is case dependent, but segregation typically provides benefit compared to not segregating.You can generally apply bonus depreciation, but the phase-outs apply (don't seem applicable here given the years placed in service).Tax positioning is also relevant here.

Additionally, you won't have to rely on another party to stick to a timeline, so the project can be completed as quickly as you can make it happen. 

They blew up our loan with 2.5 weeks to go by not properly disclosing fees, the broker was hard to reach, didn't get info to us as he should have and at the end was going to charge additional fees for a return trip appraisal because of their own error in not disclosing the lender requirements for the appraisal. 

Hi Bigger Pockets Crew, I need some advice on how to make my next move. I own a 2 door property that has about 200-250k in equity. I owe about $200k and it is worth between $400 and $475k. I really want to buy another...

Additionally, understanding the needs of your clients and providing exceptional service will help build long-lasting relationships and a stellar reputation in the industry.

If it's not clear what I am asking, please let me know and I will try to clarify.Here's additional info about our situation.Operators: 2 member LLC. 

Either way pay off your debt quickly and build equity in the property with value added ideas - curb appeal, bedroom additions, rehabs, paint & paper and etc. 

DSCR is a great tool for the situation where conventional does not make sense or cannot be done, but it is more expensive money with additional terms and conditions (i.e. pre-payment penalties).

Hi Stephen, It is getting a bit more complicated these days - the Housing Stability and Tenant Protection Act of 2019 removed many incentives for buy-outs, but sometimes being creative with the solution is worth checking out in addition to buyouts.