I’m trying to learn what is commonly needed upfront for most cabins in general, aside from lending costs.

Consulting experts can help you sell your house efficiently and avoid common issues.

The most common pitfalls include underestimating the workload, difficulty finding reliable tenants, and managing legal requirements.Additionally, DIY property managers may not have access to the same resources and networks as professional property management companies.

The capital stack is approx 70% debt, 5% pref equity and 25% common equity.

In my area foundation issues is common so it's something to include in the numbers.

I'd love to hear about your experiences—what works, what doesn't, and any tips for making remote property management easier.Most of my clients, including myself when I was an OOS investor, employ a local property manager who already has relationships with vendors / contractors to help you.

And buyers simply cannot afford to add to their DTI due to the lack of affordability and looming employment issues over our head.No one will sell, unless they are forced to.

I work with plenty self-employed people that qualify in many different types of ways, for different loan types depending on your situation.

So this is a very common business practice across multiple professions associated with the construction. 

That can be getting or job or being self employed/owning a business.