Define your investment goals, familiarize yourself with related terms, evaluate your financial situation, begin small, investigate markets, establish investment standards, cultivate professional connections, carry out exhaustive due diligence, investigate funding alternatives, and determine whether to manage the property on your own or by hiring a property management company.Decide what you want to achieve—stable cash flow, long-term growth, tax advantages, or all of these—and dedicate some time to learning about them by reading books, using the internet, taking classes, and attending seminars.

From what I can see, all units are the same, but I haven't done an exhaustive search.

This is not an exhaustive explanation, but hopefully, it gives you an idea of the market These lenders are in.

However, after their "exhaustive" search of thousands of lenders they partner with, they were only able to offer me one loan. 

A claimant would have to exhaust the limits of your policy and the value of whatever property the LLC holds before moving on to other assets you own.

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Hi @Shawn Frost,Zoneomics is a useful resource, though it is not complete or exhaustive.

Inflation is up, people are stressed, savings are exhausted and this unexpected so called break may leave this person homeless.This ^^^^ And I saw a news story recently that 50% of the US is currently having problems making their housing payment - both renters and owners.

Usually 10% of my tenants leave the place better than they moved in, 10% of my tenants leave the place worse than they moved in and we had to exhaust their security and pay the cost in terms of 6 to 12 months rent to bring a property to listing condition (depend on how long the LTR tenants have lived there of course).

For example, my city requires 12-2 electrical or higher everywhere; it doesn't matter if you are running one single circuit to serve a 1/2 amp stove exhaust fan, you cannot use 15A breakers and 14ga wire anywhere.