The cost savings will be somewhat negated by what you will spend for their time. 

So far, I'm finding just as much positive as negative so I'd love chatting from a boots on the ground investor actually doing this who is not actively trying to sell something.  

This probably provides an adequate level of protection for Freddie.It’s a concept that is hard to swallow.

And for the record, banks handling HELOCs differently in different places doesn’t disprove the concept.

Just remember: most negative reviews are written by problematic tenants.

@Beth Anderson always work backwards to determine a purchase price.ARV minus profit/equity minus Rehab+10-20% minus carrying costs = purchase offerThis is a simplified example, but demonstrates the concept.

There isn't a shortage of deluxe homes, and if there is, a buyer with funds enough to afford one can build his own.I do have a problem with the concept of operating a vacation rental in a neighborhood zoned as residential, even if the law says you can do it.

If the test is negative, the tenant has to pay for the test.

-Commercial vacancies remain hard to fill-We are on pace to do the least number of transactions this year since I started REI in 2017.Not trying to be negative, just being honest and realistic.

I apologize, but with so many negative reviews, it's difficult to decide which one to choose.