By that I mean is this a single member LLC, and all the info flows to your personal return? 

Another option is using equity from another property you personally own to fund your next purchase, or even private/seller financing, like selling a partial interest or getting a note from an investor.

I just made the move to the Nashville area, and I’m excited to get involved in the local real estate community after selling all my rentals and my personal home in Minnesota.A little about me:I worked as an HVAC service technician for the past five years; now I’m looking to pivot into real estate full-time here in Tennessee.I previously held my real estate license in Minnesota, where I worked alongside other agents to learn the ropes and helped with showings and appointments they couldn’t attend.

For investors using DSCR loans, I’m curious about your preferred minimum DSCR.
Do you stick to 1.1, 1.2, etc.?
What ratio gives you peace of mind in today’s rental market?

The initial funding is on the purchase price (80%-90% of purchase) and then your 100% of rehab costs is held in escrow.

The funds in this case were likely held in their individual name, and a death, bankruptcy, or other could affect the ability to close out and complete the 1031 exchange.The safety and protection of exchange funds should be of utmost importance, which is why you should always work with a qualified intermediary that has some sort of regulatory oversight; not just an internal audit or something, but real regulatory oversight with an outside, independent regulatory audit. 

I personally think its a bubble.

It sounds like the 2 tenants are breaking the lease and therefore should be held accountable to the lease.

I held my license at a similar brokerage for a couple years before I started my own. 

I've held off on calling my insurance company and opening a claim as I think the landscaper/HOA should pay for it.