Or worse, a program will advocate taking out a loan or credit cards to pay for the program.Anyway, if you want to go for the program, go for it.

Don't buy the "dream" people will try to sell you.

People are being more cautious with spending as stimulus money is gone, cards have high balances, many folks are losing their jobs and inflation prices are very high.

No ACH, no credit card.

Remember, “Give, give, give,” and when the moment is right, ask for something.Who's your dream investor?

We are also in an area with a low entry point for home buyers so someone thinking of spending $2000 or more for rent is also in the market to potentially buy a home as well which makes the "higher" end rentals a bit tougher to fill except for folks that are building their Dream home and not done yet or in OKC for the short term for a job or family situation.  

And, in my experience, it seemed they target (dare I say "prey" on) people who are brand new/uneducated about real estate and are still in the "dreaming" phase of a better life.All that to say, thank you for posting this.

We agreed upon the profits from the Airbnb's being for the property bills and debts that have accrued while working together, i.e credit cards and other loans pulled while those specific properties were being renovated.

I am not one to knock big dreams and I definitely respect the ambition. 

If it is a brand new entity with 1 to 2 bank accounts with no credit cards, it might be cheaper.