If you have a few rentals and your budgets for expenses, vacancy, cap ex are working adding another unit isn't something you need to stress over "testing" because I always view my risk as being my portfolio as a whole not property by property. 

Real Estate Agents take state RE tests, pass, get their license and then go get listings and in several cases with no formal sales training.

For landlords using DSCR loans, how are you stress-testing rent assumptions and expenses before locking financing?

Here're some sample questions to test his technical competence, in any order:We're making $200k in salaries between myself and my spouse.

If you want to send it my way for beta test happy to do that plus share with a few of my developer/builder colleagues across the US.

For those using DSCR loans, how are you stress-testing rent assumptions and expenses before locking financing?

Jut received this response  while applying for lead Clearance rebates in the City of Cleveland.To ensure there are sufficient funds to process applications in the pipeline, we will accept applications until February 3.

I'm currently looking in the OKC/Edmond area for my first deal to invest in sometime mid year. My goal is to outperform a CD COCR. I think this is very doable, but for those of you who have invested, especially in Edm...

I have had test callers call in the past to make sure I am following fair housing and civil rights acts on listings. 

Beyond basic numbers, how do you stress-test deals to make sure funding won’t become a problem?