What is wrong with a business plan of trying to syndicate as many NNN deals with long lease terms and just play the long game?

That's how you play the long game to gain a psychological advantage!

As for advice for beginners, some of the best advice I got was to watch the game, learn the game, then play the game.

If you want to play with the big kids, play the same games.

These loans are underwritten to the property's income (they're qualified based on the debt service coverage ratio (which is gross rent / PITI)) and your personal income/DTI do not come into play. The

@Will Fraser if Asheville didn't have such tight restrictions on STR and ARBNB within the city limits, that would be the obvious play. The

Does everyone think I should attempt to buy the first SFH as the second is not guaranteed and see what happens down the road assuming the SFH shows well when I see it and etc. and play the second one by ear?

I gotta laugh when an underwriter or loan officer or somebody who doesn't know as much about home prices as an appraiser or real estate agent tries to play the big, smart, prudent one.

It's highly unlikely I can get any information out of the tenant because they know how to play the system and they are winning till now Then, if you win they are responsible for the court fees, but may take a while to get your money returned?

Let's play the turnover game.