But the experience from some of these people is worth a hell of a lot and to just ignore it because youre locked Int a faIlIng strategy just seems silly.If you want to repeat this in a new market and repeat getting shut down by the city a few years later it’s no sweat off any of our backs... expect yours.

You need to talk to your professional to if this strategy is ideal for you. 

Yes, people are still using Airbnb but if you are basing your main long term investment around it I would really consider other exit strategies and alternative monetization

Using this strategy, I’d pay one HELOC off in roughly 56 months, and the second one off in another 44 months.

Any suggestions on were i should go with my counter offer or strategies that have worked? 

.- I am a business student and understand business strategy and accounting.- I work in the multi-family industry and understand current/future needs of scale and sustainability.Please reach out to me or connect with me!

Cheap Rental, that cashflows well and Offers multiple Exit Strategies.

But as a contractor myself make sure you 1-have a detailed contract with scope of work, payment plans, time schedule and exit strategies. 2-a payment plan in the beginning of the project that either side is ever really at much risk.

Can someone recommend a resource that would help me learn more about this strategy and how to build this business?

Lili here, I am a first-time investor looking for a couple different things:1)  A house hack in or near the downtown area.2) Connections to real estate agents, contractors, etc. to start building a network and deciding on a strategy for my REI (wholesaling, BRRRR, etc.)I am a recent college grad (June 2018) with no debt, around ~$20k in savings, very low expenses, and I travel a good amount, so Airbnb can be an option as well.Any and all advice and recommendations are more than welcome!