New to the group, but was in the game back before the 2008 recession.

Inside, offer luxury linens, a fully stocked kitchen, and entertainment options like board games, a smart TV, and Wi-Fi.Welcome Guide: Create a welcome guide with details about the property, local attractions, dining options, and house rules.

It looks like a decent program for someone like me who lost all equity in a recent divorce and needs to get back in the game.

He's learned how to talk a fast game, convincing people to part with their hard-earned mone so he can say all the things he already says for free, then put these fans to work to help him find deals.

Not much to add, just wanted to express condolences...this sometimes happens in this game, even to the best of us.My only advice would be to stall and buy some time.

Pro tip: Even though you can put no money down, you should be offering money down when you offer (even if it is returned at closing) so you have skin in the game.

If it doesn't, move on from the free trial and try the next one. 7) STR/MTR can be a game changer.

If not, you two are going to buy something out of state with no experience and take a dirty bath.Thank you for your response.I know I have to do my due diligence but I just want to get ahead and get in the game as soon as possible.I did think about house hacking a multifamily but as you mentioned about California, I've seen many people suggest not investing in Cali and I'm afraid that the leverage of the 3.5% down payment would be too big for me to handle the big monthly payment.I've seen a lot of people invest out of state by forming teams, but is that not a viable way to go about investing in properties?

Passive income is a long game with rentals and there will be many ups and downs.  

In your case maybe multiple properties if you want to be even more diverse.