Hey Jeff, the area is filled with homes 500-800 sqft and obviously bigger as well.

People tend to think that all there is to it is filling in the blanks of a contract, but understanding the process and how to negotiate the nuances in your contingencies are where tens of thousands of dollars are lost or won.

Personally, I'm not willing to deal with the headache of constant switching, especially since my market allows me to flip to STR to fill awkward gaps.

He is the real deal and his course helped me fill in some gaps in my own education, knowledge and experience in working defaulted bank notes.

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But if not, it seems like youre really only holding yourself back and trying to fill in the gaps with licensing, mentorship, and other time consuming activities besides actually investing in RE.If you qualify and can afford it, just get yourself a primary residence and househack.

Most of my people are long term now but I still have to fill a new room every couple of months on average.  

But you might be able to work out some sort of agreement with a tenant to fill that role for a slight rent reduction.

I’m sure I have to have the son fill out the applications also but looking for some guidance when it comes to co signing and how you guys do it .

The tenant moved out on the 4th and I have yet to fill the unit.