Hey BP - does anyone mind sharing an example of their real estate professional logbook?

Example the ARV is $450,000, for both the purchase and renovation you can borrow $292,500.

With that said, if you are willing to hold long enough, real estate historically outperforms stocks when you consider those five income sources.As an example, I purchased a property for $35k in 2015 and put $35k to get it rentable.  

Let's just use an example.

For example, cities like Montgomery and Birmingham come to mind here.Of course, there are other tactics, too.

In the example you have, the dollar amounts are so low, it appears you are applying it to single family.

So for example, a 761 credit score will be in the 760-779 credit category, then going down to 740-759 and so on.2.

The use of Zillow or Redfin for example are online platforms that are supposed to be easy to find a home and scroll through homes while on your phone at night or on the weekends.

Example: Property is on zillow and all normal sites for 1,500/mo but I know that section 8 rent for the same property goes for 1,900/mo... 

We've tried groups like Lima One and Kiavi, but they just don't work for our model — their DSCR underwriting is based on market rents, not actual lease terms, and STR want 12 month's of existing performance.Here’s an example deal:Purchase Price: $400,000Lease Terms: 3-year lease at $4,000/monthMarket Rent: ~$2,500/monthBecause DSCR lenders are using the lower market rent, we get capped on LTV and lose the leverage we need — even though our tenant-buyer is pre-approved, fully underwritten, and putting down 10%.We operate two private real estate funds and close 2–4 single-family homes/month for pre-approved rent-to-own tenants.