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Updated over 1 year ago, 06/03/2023

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Blaine Watson
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Fort Lauderdale, FL
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Short term vs Real Estate Rookie Bootcamp

Blaine Watson
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Fort Lauderdale, FL
Posted

Hey Everyone,

I'm looking to sign up for one of the upcoming boot camps. I'm weighing up which one would be better. I like the idea of short-term rentals but my time bandwith with my W2 is a little tight. I'm also looking at Duplex/Quadplex long-term rentals. 
So my questions are: 

  1. 1)Are STR's a huge amount of work to manage and would I be able to pull off STR if I have an emergency during working hours?
  2. 2)Is the Rookie Bootcamp geared towards long-term investing and will it give the right tools for my first investment venture (I have read a couple of BP books already. 

Cashflow is what I'm looking for so I can continue to scale more to deals and move towards investing as a primary income stream. 

Thanks, 

Blaine
 

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