They were within the last 2-3 years Thats pretty recent.

Reminder to always keep a record of all rental income and expenses for tax purposes.And that’s pretty much it.

If the borrower just needs 50% LTV this seems pretty simple to get done, are they looking for bridge or perm financing?

Next chapter is untitled, but I think it looks pretty good from here. 

I have two duplexes that cash-flow pretty well and would love to help you with any advice I can give you!

😊CA is a pretty easy state to get wage garnishments, all the while interest in accruing on the judgement, and also you can get bank levies.

Here is one question though - there's a pretty strong real estate community in Nashville already.

In the current market environment, it will be very difficult to have any positive cash flow or complete a successful BRRRR even with conservative debt levels, and pretty much impossible if financing down payments/ any zero down strategy unless you have a partner willing to put up all the cash. 

As you probably heard now is a pretty tight market to find cashflow because of the high interest, taxes and insurance ( especially in Houston).

I'm not saying it won't ever happen but the likelihood of someone renting a 30 person cabin on a whim or last minute is pretty slim.