That will be expensive, but by far the simplest option right now.It all depends on how much you need, for how long, and how you or your partner are prepared to offer the collateral.A private lender will take a 1st on each individual property, and you can each offer a personal guarantee and/or cross collateralization wit rhe other assets and/or whatever it is youre buying.I hope that's helpful.

This is the simplest method, but it also means your tenants are more likely to abuse the utilities by leaving windows open with the heat or A/C running, leaving lights on, ignoring the toilet that constantly flushes on its own, etc.3.

Its the simplest and most effective way.

About 6-7 months are slow.We had some thoughts about getting “creative” and offering weekend retreats for couples where we lower the price and perhaps add some additional “perks” (Wine and ingredients  for dinner, something like that) perhaps an Hot Tub during the winter could make it more desirable?

As clunky as it sounds, @Russell Grevler, It seems simplest to have a separate account for each property.However, one thing to check would be the regulations and guidance around management here . . . do these monies need to be in a trust account like Property Management monies received?

Stop running your business like selling is your product.I could write another 25 articles on a deep dive into operations, marketing, and client connection but when you are doing ANYTHING you need to ask yourself these questions and I promise you will see a drastic change in your interactions.Is this the simplest way for THEM to communicate my need?

More down payment = more cashflow to cover the disasters we pray to avoid.MURPHY'S LAW - https://www.mindtools.com/page...In its simplest form, Murphy's Law states: If anything can go wrong, it will.

Simplest may be to add her to your RE account...whether they still want to see her name on the account for two statements or not is a question I would ask.

The property should have a bathroom on each level, otherwise it will be tough to sell.Financing for Purchase: very straightforward, since there are a lot of comparable sales; single family properties are the simplest to finance because they are low risk for lenders (lots of comps & lots of buyers).

If you are already getting  just one accounts, the simplest way to do this is just allocate the overheard expenses between all the series.