You mention airbnb in your title.You want to work with a professional who understands whether a rental that is listed on airbnb is considered active or passive.if it is passive, there might be opportunities to generate paper-losses in the first year to offset your other income such as wages, interest, dividends, etc.

a lot of times the numbers in those lower cost areas will look great on paper... and then 10 years of cash flow will get consumed by capex, vacancy, turnover, tax increases.

Hey guys, im located in Phx,az and would like to invest on my first property here, I would like to know what are my options, I am self employed and bring in about $4k a month (mostly cash )no paper work to trace my earnings (im in the car selling business)  , experian score 630  1 delinquent acct but it was paid off many years ago, Ideally i would like to put down $10k to $15k tops, what interest rate do you all think im looking at.

Only Wendell was actually "cheaper" on paper.

Many shy away from them because they do not want to deal with the extensive paper trail required to maintain separate tax filings for the business.

Conventional maybe lower LTV as well and much more paper work, more liability.

I'm looking for the legal definition of "paper lots" and was hoping that someone might be able to point me to a good source.

Set expectations on paper for maintenance and repair process.

Posting here -  Apologize if wrong forumI current own 15 single family homes in Fort Lauderdale and would like to start selling and hold paper. 

I'm losing money $300 to $700 (with the last rent) each month on what was supposed to positive cash flow $176 a month on paper at 6.99% interest rate.