It's not easy, but harder if one wants to invest and the other does not want them to.

I am not sold that it is as easy as claims and just another young social media guru taking advantage and that doing their process will be very time consuming to get a lead that goes through.

I’ve done well off them and they were all easy transactions.

All their bills are transparent and include the Utility Bill for the entire building with an easy to understand breakdown of the pro-rata charges.These 'recoverables' or 'reimbursements' are simply added to the Tenants' monthly rent bill as "Added Rent" which our Tenants have been happily paying for years.I can't say we've ever had even a single problem implementing this. 

It’s easy to feel like the walls are closing in when you see those big debt numbers stacking up.

Although it is not as easy as it sounds.

Lots of free info and education out there but if that was enough you wouldn't be on here asking.there's too much to it to explain on a forum post, but that doesn't mean it's hard.just make sure you get the price right and finding help or JV will be easy.

I bought a State Farm policy on a STR and LTR, their prices were competitive and they were easy to work with considering the home is 100 years old.

But that renter was very easy going and the rental laws were less strict back then than now. 

, we are super blessed, it was not easy but it wasn't super hard either, and the tools here at BP are a VERY good resource to Analyse deals. thank you, guys.we are renting this property now to a wonderful family, they are super happy with the place, and we are collecting $1,200 P/M rent with over just over $500 in cash flow :) I just wanted to share to encourage new investors!!!!