The 20% down payment isn’t a concern for me; my primary focus is ensuring the investment generates positive cash flow, which is what my post was aimed it.

They are aiming at the new generation of vacationers.

It’s awesome that you’re in a position where your investments serve both as income generators and personal vacation spots. 

They said the reality is that generating leads is tough and I should give it a full month before evaluating the results.Did any of you use roichamps dot com?

My advice to people Who are interested in this automation is to get one or two assignment wholesaling deals under your belt or at least five to $10,000 of profitable flips before joining that being said it will give you disposable income to throw in invest into a system in which you can market however if you haven’t made not even one deal at least get one under your belt through you know Facebook channels YouTube craigslist your local tax liens whatever you can do at least get one even if you have to co Wholesale with somebody Truth to the matter is people are in constant search for that get rich quick automation tool where they could have little or no experience and just generate money and that is entirely possible however you need to perfect the craft of marketing or hire somebody who can.

My biggest tip would be to attend in-person meetups; we actually have one coming up this Saturday if you are free: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521/topics/1209859-lear...There is something about meeting like-minded people in person that really seems to create a positive energy. 

Continue wholesaling to generate additional cash flow and partner with investors who lack deal-finding expertise.

It generates positive cash flow of around $600/month after expenses.

I had read 50% is a fair number to use for calculations which would raise the NOI by, drumroll...15%, but this is purely speculative) and perhaps the funds or energy to go through an upgrade if they're looking to get out of it anyway.

**DSCR Lenders**: Debt Service Coverage Ratio (DSCR) lenders can be a good fit if your rental properties are generating solid cash flow.