If you are the lender that is providing the financing, then it really comes down to the flippers experiences in that market, and some basic understanding of the scope, current and ARV of the project.

I reviewed this with my cpa on an asset and was told basically when we do sell it and say we took $100k depreciation we would pay taxes on that money we took as depreciation.

It will familiarize you with the basic terminology and benefits.

If you live in the property it's basically a house hack.

You may have mastered all the techniques, both basic and advanced, but if you aren't sure how a new market might differ from where you know, arbitrage offers a way to learn without a long-term, expensive commitment.

On a 90 day rental even 1/2 month takes a huge percentage of gross income, so basically you need to eliminate use of brokers, MLS, etc.  

That means the NOI has to be higher to have a DCR of 1.25 or better – its just basic math.

Investing is so neighborhood specific that a general mentor would only provide basic information that is free on any podcast or social media. 

It satisfies the basic requires though: We used a long-term lease for our state provided through Avail.co and then we amended it to specifically allow for sub-letting (easy to do with the software/website). 

I’ve only quickly looked at his program but it seems very basic and not much he you couldn’t learn here.