It can—IF you run it like an investor, not a hopeful landlord.

Cash flow is tight in some markets, so run the numbers carefully before jumping in.Seller Financing or Assumable Loans – Some sellers are open to creative financing, meaning you might be able to put less down or get a better interest rate than today’s market offers.

Let's assume youre all set up in this example and you have an agent and a contractor that can run an ARV/Comp Anal and a rehab estimate. 

But that's only my opinion though- you might prove me wrong and make a home run in your first deal!

Im looking for someone who focuses strictly on syndication and run the numbers with a bearish perspective. 

No ductwork was added to this basement which is totally below grade and naturally 15 degrees or more cooler in the summer.At a third house which was 2 story with boiler in the basement adding ductwork to the first floor was easy in the unfinished basement, and running ducts to the second floor was not all that difficult. 

I think you would be far better served by just getting a separate bank account to run your business if that's your primary intent on using LLC.

And then too if you're financing, be sure to run the Cash-on-Cash to see what your real return is expected to be.I started as an investor with turnkeys and have worked with them ever since.

Same story.What to do next:Stand Out: Think tiny homes, themed stays—ditch the beige.Location Scout: Map the 60/30/10 sweet spot near your market.Hype It: Pro photos and a TikTok shoutout can explode bookings.I feel like Garrett's handed us the playbook to run with—drop your bold rental idea below.

I would especially like to know your experience on running STRs in Westport and Grayland WA.