I'll provide more context why it seemed this way below.I imagined the call would be an opportunity to learn about their section 8 process and opt into their email list.

Scranton area seems to be a lot more landlord friendly than New York is, and the numbers seem better as well, Section 8 seems appealing for the guaranteed income but I will definitely take that information under consideration as I’m looking to invest in the area. 

I am only curious and trying to educate myself on sub to as it seems rather attractive to me as a non-US buyer who has access to emergency lines of credit, albeit, maybe limited to 200k. 

That seems to be a straightforward solution.

It seems like you’d get at least an extra $100/mo and it would pay for itself.

This separation allows you to manage risks more effectively, ensuring your personal credit isn’t impacted by the ups and downs of your real estate ventures.Building business credit is more straightforward than most people think.

Jeff Beach seems to have a lot of money from clients. 

I have 10 other houses from different PM companies and while they all seem to charge a premium they do provide a premium when it comes to the actual "management" part of PM.

@Dan Grove I would like to know how this conversation turned out.It seems you have a lender willing to do 70-80% and be in 1st position. 

Those highlight reels rarely show the hiccups, and from what I read in Forbes recently, a lot of seemingly ‘perfect’ deals are just good editing and timing.Before jumping in, I’d think about whether the deal has amoung enough cushion and what your backup plan is if the project drags on.