That's the same odds of being struck by lightning twice, and I'm willing to bet you didn't buy insurance for that.Don't create complexity just because you heard about it on a podcast.

Hopefully you did not pay too much for them but basically your best bet isto let them go to tax sale again and eat your losses. 

Quote from @Julian Sanchez: hello BP Don't wanna post here the entire answer that chat GPT gave me but instead ask those here with an existing SFH portfolio how have you personally gone around Debt to income limitations?

Youre best bet is to partner with someone local to you who is experienced and can guide you along the path with this.

New Investor hopeful looking for words of encouragement and advice in the shape of getting around debt to income ratios with future investments. Currently I am locked in golden handcuffs in a 2.99% VA Loan (325k owed ...

Any sophisticated investor will not want to pay much over this number because there is likely a similar property on market that can be outfitted in a similar fashion and likely perform reasonably the same.But another point Jon brought up is in the commercial space, it is totally dependent on proven income to sky is the limit!

Your best bet is to buy a home and house hack.

For years, the 1% rule has been gospel in buy-and-hold circles: if a property rents for 1% of the purchase price, it's worth considering. But is this rule helping investors make smarter decisions—or holding them back?...

They will do multiple loans without limiting how many I can take as long as they are a solid deal and make sense for both parties.

They are making a bet that interest rates will come down soon and they can refinance at a lower rate.