Finding the right property, coordinating with reliable contractors, securing quality tenants, and refinancing effectively are all key steps.

I’m a Superhost on that- we have people on the ground with maintenance, cleaning, security is fantastic .

Typically lenders would request 2 months of rental receipt + bank statement showing the tenant paying the 2 months of rent to the landlord OR 1 months of rent + security deposit if the lease just started.

After securing the deal, the buyer made my wife and I go through three-feet deep of snow to "winterize" the house so there wouldn't be any plumbing issues.It was a 2 hour drive there, and a 2 hour drive back.So much time and effort put into it for only $4k...

If I 100% fund the project (purchasing the land, securing the construction loan, etc.), would a 50/50 profit sharing scenario be common/acceptable?

They are currently in breach of their lease. 1. 2 unpermitted dogs 2. turned off my external security cameras. 3. owe me 3 late payments of $900 total, although rent is current.They recently apologized for being so rude to me and asked me if I would consider extending their lease for another 3 years. 

The vast majority of lawsuits against Landlords are for wrongful eviction, security deposit disputes, and Fair Housing Violations.

We negotiated directly with the seller, leveraging our expertise in the market to secure the property at a low cost.

We negotiated based on the property's existing condition and potential post-renovation value, successfully securing a favorable deal for both parties at $100,200, enabling us to unlock its hidden value.

Consider all the things that could go wrong and see if the lease addresses them: unauthorized pets or tenants, early termination, security deposit, lease violations, late rent, eviction, lawn maintenance, parking, etc.5.