@Bala Nagarajan  The marijuana smell just sticks to them even when they are just around it.

I live in North Dakota, and I came across an apartment complex for sale in one of the state’s oil-heavy cities. I was wondering if anyone here has invested in a similar situation—where most of the local tenants work i...

I only own one unit.Since they moved in some neighbors have been complaining about marijuana smells supposedly coming from my unit multiple times.

But when they are more lax in one area, they tend to be tighter in others, such as capping out at 60% LTV or rejecting a borrower who has done dozens of loans elsewhere because of a marijuana felony on their background check from 30 years ago in a state that has legalized it.But back to the original question... yes I agree with everyone that most DTI-based lenders will still count the DSCR debt against you, regardless of whether or not it reports to your credit. 

A lot of real estate agents are struggling right now because they depend only on their sphere of influence, or SOI, to bring in business.

Quote from @Donna Tuite: The market feels different depending on where you invest—some areas are slowing, others remain competitive. 

Also his Rat Race 2 Retirement later this month.On Eventbrite you can find Jorge Abreau's Elevate Meetup on the 13th.Both are excellent networking opportunities.Cashflow will depend on your leverage and operating skills. 

Hey Chad,Depends if you want/are able to do full documentation lending or need property based options (like DSCR). 

Quote from @Jeremy Horton: It depends - how much do you have at your disposal to generate 2k?

It really depends on what the LLC documents say.It depends on if the LLC is in a growth phase and its members argue tha the cash would be in better hands in the LLC so the business can grow.Best of luck!