Ive got questions on financing/investment routes as other private lenders that Ive done deals with previously - flips, new construction - aren’t interested in “raw dirt” as they see it. 

So saying people can’t do the rehab or don’t have the money is not entirely correct.

This allows you to use FHA again after you refinance as well which is the correct way to BRRRR for newer investors. 

If you need Free Coaching and REI help your on the correct REI website but you do not have to pay for it you just need to ask the Experts!

Most decent attorneys can easily pierce the LLC.Better steps are to make sure you have the correct STR insurance and then you can always add an umbrella insurance policy if you want additional protection. 

So when the note is paid off via refinance, They receive principle repayment which is not taxable income correct? 

So i ask for them to update it so it reflects correctly.

Sitting down for a random coffee to field questions (without context or compensation) isn’t how most folks spend their time — especially when a lot of those same questions have already been answered here on BP, in books, or in local REIAs.If you really want one-on-one help, a better route is to:Join your local REIA (Augusta has one — networking there is gold).

I have about 55k saved up and want to make sure I have all the information available to weigh my options To househack in New York with 20% down, you'll need to 3-4X your savings.If you go the low down-payment conventional (i.e. 5% min.) or FHA (min. 3.5%) loan routes, PMI should add ~$500-1,000 to your monthly mortgage.I'd recommend using the BiggerPockets calculators to run different scenarios.

You could go the cashflow based DSCR or even full documentation route if you'd like.