Looking forward to meeting some BP family in person soon :)  Set for Life was one of the first books I listened to when I started getting serious about my finances - appreciate everything you and your team does for the RE investor community.

There’s a few really good easy read books out there as to why Baltimore developed the way that it did starting over a 100 years ago which in many ways ways is still pervasive and has crippled the city even to today.

Ideally, I feel like the space is worth 3400 a month but I have significantly lowered the rate because I wasn't getting ANY bookings :( I've posted listings on furnished finder, airbnb, zillow, and vrbo.

Which is why reading J Scotts flipping book and others, and taking local to your project's local REIAs boot camps and education AND to hook up with other flippers. 

Quote from @Lisa Broderick: Crazy that anyone would think that's a good investment.I learned what I needed to know by reading a few books and asking questions online.

I would also recommend getting Greene’s book long distance investing because he hits on this as well. 

Build your knowledge base through books, podcasts, and online communities.

If you are signing up for courses with big flashy words like: RETIRE WITH SECTION 8, HOW TO EARN PASSIVE INCOME OUT OF STATE, GET YOUR FIRST 10 RENTALS IN 1 MONTH -- PLEASE PLEASE do not give these people your time or your moneyThere are plenty of great books out there that will give you solid advice on how to invest, where to invest, and what to invest in for under a $100 bucks!

I can't vouch for it, but the hosts of the Rookie podcast wrote a book about partnerships that may be worth reading before you take on a partner: https://www.amazon.com/Real-Estate-Partnerships-Acquire-Achi...

Just add the fee up front and get the car info after booking.