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I'm piloting a new construction program that's building a generational style home 6 bedroom 4 bathroom, 2500 sq ft house in a class B/C area.

I make sure they're well insulated, have replacement windows, spend more on nice flooring that looks great (plank style / wood-look porcelain tile, hardwood or click-together LVT planks, not peel-and-stick squares). 

Hi all - my wife and I have been real estate investors for several years and over that time have developed significant equity across many properties. My challenge is that the equity is siloed in a high number of prope...

Borrowing cash from another source does create a lot of risk so make sure to stick to your numbers and make the deal happen where you minimize that risk.Another option perhaps not mentioned is a wrap-style deal subject to or seller financing.

I have read a couple of Brandon Turners books on house hacking and multi family and really enjoyed his writing style.

It's a different style of platform than AirBnB (love them) or Vrbo (indifferent), but we can source a lot of good leads from FF.You may already know this, so I am responding to anyone who may not know about the nuances of FF.

That is not my usual style of vacation.

Anything over that could mean that the property is overstaffed, or it could mean that management is delivering a very high level of service such as in a luxury property that has a doorman and all sorts of staff that you don't typically see in garden style apartments.

These subject to strategies all seem to risk doing something illegal, not my style or a strategy I would call sustainable.