You can always tell a lot via body language and face to face interactions you won't get from emails or phone calls or Google searches.  

My partner and I have an opportunity to buy a home that’s going to be leased to a non-profit, and we anticipate we’ll have the opportunity to do so with many other properties with them.Because of the rental rate we’re able to charge the nonprofit, our cash flow would support a note to our down payment lender at up to 11%, but we’d need a term of 5 years or so on that.

I like the interaction of in-person.

This loan type looks at the rent currently generated by the property OR the anticipated market rents (determined by the appraiser) and compares it to the monthly principal, interest, taxes, insurance and HOA (if applicable).

Except for interactive Q&A and possibly accountability groups, there is nothing lost in the recordings.I think each was worth the price and time.I took a commercial (>4 units) MF boot camp.  

During a social encounter, I unknowingly interacted with an individual who misrepresented their age.

Assessing financial objectives, property costs, rental earnings, tenant interactions, and market patterns is key to making well-informed choices.Good luck!

It's worth around $450k & I'm not sure how long it'll take to sell in the current market.Our immediate family (my wife, her dad, out daughter & I) are very handy and have experience in construction, HVAC, electrical, plumbing, etc, so we are anticipating being the general contractor and subbing out only those things we cannot do ourselves.We have several STRs, but no motels. 

The best I can find is the interactive zoning map for the particular county I am looking into. 

Also figure out whether the work involved is worth the expected returns.I found that getting over to do work on a house I didn’t live in to be far more challenging than anticipated (so I won’t be attempting any flips in the near future).