This seems like undeclared paid sponsorship by Hospitable.

Here's the main dashboard that gives a list of all the properties and all the KPI's I was interested in tracking including rent paid in full, occupancy %, # of delinquencies, # of upcoming lease expirations, # of upcoming lease bumps, and if there are any expense questions from the P&L: You can click on any of the properties, and it will take you to the properties Income report.

Do you take out a second mortgage on an Airbnb that you never wish to sell that’s almost paid off  or do you take out 100 grand against your primary residence.  

By the time the students realize this they’ve already paid  the Guru, sang their praises and endorsed them online.

Finding a deal is great, but a) no broker/owner will actually award you the deal without having surety that you can close (so without a strong network, you will never actually get a deal) and b) even if you find the best deal in the world AND have it tied up, the timelines are too short to be able to start building your network from there.What I would do is get a job in real estate to learn the ropes while being paid.  

@Kenroy BernardTo acquire a multifamily property in Long Island, develop a VA Loan Strategy, obtain pre-qualification from a lender, factor in renovation costs, conduct market research, build a team with experienced agents, network with investors, strengthen your business plan, expand knowledge through tools, and take action by searching for properties, attending open houses, and setting a closing timeframe.

I actually got paid to buy some of my last few BRRRR's.

I also think micromarketing is best for newer investors.Some things to addTailoring your lists - like focusing on absentee owners, properties with long-term ownership, or pre-foreclosures—can improve your response rate.Consistency - It’s rare to get responses from a single mailer.

I did a sewer scope one time, and it was so dirty we had to get it cleaned, and then when I asked for a credit since they didnt want to clean it at their expense, they told me they'd only give me $500 credit, which was what I paid. 

They are paying slightly more in rent that is in line with what we believe might be a reasonable debit if they paid the utility bills.I won't go so far as to say this is the best decision for everyone in this type of scenario, because there may be things I do not know.