To learn his methods, you have to open your wallet.This can go one of two ways.

The method selected on prior Honda doesn't impact this. 

Rent Payment Methods.

Contrary to multiple letter writing campaigns and already being historically the 4th highest state an overall tax burden according to the Tax Foundation, Vermont‘s legislature has apparently just increased the state M&R tax to 12% which appears to bump it up to the 4th most taxed state in the country for short term rentals, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures: 1.

Another way is the BRRRR method—buy a rundown multifamily unit at a discount, fix it up, rent it out, and refinance to buy more.

However, if anyone has recommendations on alternative methods for securing capital like private lenders, please let me know.Also, I'm in the process of learning how to underwrite through online courses, but finding rental comps for MF seems a bit more complicated than single family homes.

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Just to be clear, did M******** ever pay you outside of Zillow or did she mark the rent as "Paid Offline" without you receiving any funds through any method?

They also offer tenants various payment methods, which can simplify the process for everyone involved.

We totally get the premise behind the Brrr method but at the same time, if you can utilize the same cash principle to buy a bigger, better rental house that will appreciate well over time due to location, wouldn't it also make sense to consider using the cash house equity for this bigger location house to be refinanced later at a lower rate and take the equity out of the better location house then and use the equity later?