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One of the reasons to make it the first is that it is convenient for a tenant who moved in on say the 25th or 26th to start paying on the first and 5 or 6 years later they think they can move out on the 31st without extra charge so its better to pro-rate up front.

Convenient and easy to listen, they're a good way to learn from other beginners successes and mishaps.And as others mentioned, house-hacking would likely be the best fit for your situation.

Just don't get caught up in monthly invoices for unexpected costs where the turnkey convenience fee can be buried more than you realize.BTW - I highly respect PMs.

Then sell when it's most convenient to you.

But crowdfunding model became a convenient solution for me. 

You don't want to start down the road with that person, thinking you're going to get all the speed and convenience of private money, only to realize after it's too late that you're in institutional-bank-requirements land.

It really comes down to preference, convenience, and opportunity.

There were many "surprises" throughout the project that caused us to have to pivot and make adjustments to our plan, the largest of which was discovering major water damage caused by a fire that the sellers had conveniently neglected to tell us about.

The garage is currently provided to them as a convenience to store their items and the previous owner believes the lock was broken on purpose.It just so happens that their lease ends in a little over 30 days and my original thought after getting through their files was NOT to renew their lease and ask them to vacate at the end of the lease as I wouldn’t want to have to deal with similar issues.