I even had one slick guru recently try to sell me on creating my own course if I joined his program for $10,000 and they’d walk me through the steps of creating it and help me market it on doing LTR, and BRRRR and when I objected and said I’ve only currently got 7 buildings now with 25 units and have sold 7 over the course of years I’ve been doing it he said we’d focus on the deals I’ve been doing where I’m getting ARVs of $200,000-400,000 and not my actual numbers of properties owned.

With the money they raised they bought too little real estate to achieve their investment objectives, have LENT millions to the training company, financed a couple homes (wonder who got those, I can't find where they ever disclosed - but it will come out).

Investing in Bitcoin is investing in something that is based on nothing more than limited quantity.

The court literally awarded us judgment for a lockout in mid-December but withdrew it after because the unlawful detainees objected, claiming under perjury that they "mailed in a response" the court never actually received.

Based off the information you provided, it sounds like there's no issue from your end.In the future, you may want to include something in the lease agreement that outlines objects that may be stored on premise.

Remember, no system is perfect, so avoid the temptation of constantly chasing after the next shiny object.

So, David L, if your objective is a successful exit (or even predictable returns as forecasted - which was my objective), my opinion is stay far away from Open Door Capital.   

Or maybe by then you will just bypass the STR thing and go a different direction.STRs are a lot of work and not the shiny object they used to be.

Because everyone is with shinny object syndrome, or chasing some scheme, gimmick or what not.

Not sure you're quantity of funds, but I'd buy 1 quality property with a 1.25 DSCR(so on paper--intrinsic), and ideally 1x the downpayment money in debt notes(or if that's too hard, minimum 33% but ideally at least 60-80%).