@Manoj Mathew Is this allowed in the PPM-legal documents that your funds can be used for different assets/projects than were defined? 

We've got brokers, developers, asset managers, capital markets folks, property managers all figuring this stuff out together.A few things I've seen work really well:Using AI extract rent rolls and T12s into excelRent comp analysisLease abstraction and document intelligenceBuilding custom underwriting assistants that actually understand CRE terminologyProperty renderings Generating decks I also publish a weekly newsletter covering new AI tools, real workflows, and what's actually moving the needle for CRE teams.Excited to connect with other BP members who are thinking about this stuff.

You can choose the interest rate and terms. 30 year mortgage, 5 years mortgage with a balloon payment, etc.You are the lender if they fail to make the mortgage payments too you, you can foreclose based on your state law and your loan documents.

For long-term landlords scaling beyond a few properties, traditional income documentation can sometimes slow growth.DSCR financing focuses primarily on property cash flow rather than personal income.For those growing portfolios:• Are you prioritizing flexibility?

For STRs especially, you want to make sure the projected tax benefit clearly exceeds the study cost, and that the documentation will hold up if ever reviewed.

However, doing it yourself carries a high audit risk since you must defend your methodology without professional documentation.

“It looks worse now” doesn’t hold up.At our company we use a third party vendor for very detailed move in and move out documentation.

I used ChatGPT to create a few legal documents to accomplish what I THINK is a low risk transaction.

In this setup, projected rent from the two roommates generally cannot be used to help you qualify since it’s a single-family home and not a 2–4 unit property with documented rental history. 

Sounds like you probably can do that; document it all with dates/times/more.