I've purchased turnkey properties, as well as BRRRR style transactions in multiple Midwest markets.

(Most homes have been turned into str) The zoning should be changed by the end of the month.Our plans is to build 34 2/1s, 5 2/2s and 5 1/1 loft style apartments.

Our first MTR experience was a 4-plex, feet-to-the-fire style. 

My girlfriend's style or my style?

I would also opt for a galley style kitchen with an open island / peninsula similar to your 1 Bed scheme.  

With longer leases it might be worth it. all comes down to your investment style. eats into the cashflow but you are more protected.also, my situation is different due to mortgage cost. your one properties rent is 2.5 of my properties. my average mortgage is around 650.  

I would also suggest doing what you can with your skill set.For example, you could create a video course about XYZ, the only that you know that you can teach someone.

I really like the investment style you brought up, but c'mon Curt, if you're going to invest you should use your HELOC to buy the Yankees or Disney World! 

Hey @Mohammad Al-hadad,The first thing I would say is that the cool thing about real estate investing is that there are many options and styles about how to invest and what strategies you want to pursue.

You must be VERY careful when building cabin-style homes to STR, as they may be difficult to refinance.