I guess it’s verte two years later than neverBased on my “research” that includes YouTube videos and chat GPT this is done via a trust, in which the lender is the beneficiary and the borrower is the trustor and the title company or lawyer is the trustee.

More about Milwaukee on YouTube. 

Also here's a video that @Brandon Turner just made on the subject ;) - Happy investing!

@Brandon Hall has some great content, and literally just released a video today about the 100 hours - material participation requirement.

I've boughten courses, read books, and watched videos but there is a ton of information being gatekept.

I used this Youtube channel to learn how to create floorplans. 

and want people who are responsive and have the time/patience to interact with you.Also, search YouTube for what title companies do, how they doe it, and what are the costs in your state and locale.  

For those who are interested I’ve put together a couple short videos on this topic.

His story isn’t nearly as exciting as some guru who can help you get 25 doors your first year with no money on YouTube but it is far more practical and achievable.  

It 100% depends on your goals.not to be facetious, but if you are asking because to watched a YouTube video, the answer is I would not get into STRsif the purpose is you have long term goals of investing in real estate, you enjoy hosting, and you want a place near your daughters college for when you visit, the answer might be that it’s great.it’s a mature market now.