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 ...

Some investors do a one LLC per property strategy to limit liability—if someone sues over one property, they can’t go after the others.

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?

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?...

- You have limited actual authority- It never ends- Best advice is to tell tenants you can only assist if they can prove a lease violation or there's a police report.  

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However, the loan limits for this option will be lower than FHA. 

There are also a lot of potential variable such as limitations for water damage.

This make financing difficult and also limits your options on if you can sell just the new building or have to sell the parent house with it.

I was speaking with an agent last night who said that their brokerage told the property management division to get out of any contracts within the city limits.