Does anyone rent to personal care homes operators and how do you find them

I bought my first rental in my personal name because I got a great rate from my credit union.

Another approach some take is exploring smaller, lower-cost properties nearby to live in, which keeps personal expenses down while letting the main property generate cash flow.

What I did run into though was some foreclosure rescue person gets there ahead of me and just lies through their teeth to try to get a deal..

Quote from @Scott Bowen: Quote from @Ko Kashiwagi: Hi Scott,Every lender/program is a little bit different but I do a lot of DSCR loans under personal names and often times rates won't change whether it's personal or LLC.

Anyone w/o a current lease, put them on your lease hopefully it has more teeth.

I use it personally for all my rentals and as someone who handles dozens of rental transactions every year, I’ve tried a variety of platforms to streamline the leasing process and TurboTenant has consistently proven to be one of the most effective tools out there for independent landlords and property managers.Here’s why I think TurboTenant is a great program to use when renting to tenants:1.

.: As the title says, I'm considering investing in the same debt fund using both personal funds and SDIRA funds.

@Ashley Price - On more than one occasion my wife has taken out a 5-figure personal loan so that we could use those funds as 20% down-payment to purchase a distressed property with a hard money / rehab loan.

Most landlords don’t realize the flexibility they can build in—if they approach it intentionally.So yes, MTR in NYC carries teeth—but it also carries leverage if you know how to play the game.