Now, if you're main goal is cash flow, then this is likely not your place to go, but if you're open to cash-flow neutral, then you're likely to see some great long-term appreciation.I've worked with an awesome investment-minded Austin agent when she was buying up in Denver, and she's got rentals in Austin that are doing well, too. 

It has become my main motivator for learning so much about real estate investing the last 1-2 years.Where I'm at now is I feel like I'm missing out on other stuff I could be doing to achieve my goals.

We will be renting the 3 bedrooms of the main house as mid terms and the in-law as a long term.

Investors want to see a clear plan with realistic numbers, including contingencies for any unexpected issues.As for structuring the deal, you typically have two main approaches:One option is to offer the investor a fixed interest rate on their capital.

I guess the main reason they would want a site is for something that will consolidate all their properties under 1 brand name that they can post on face book and other sites or give to friends and family.

With supply constraints and dropping interest rates, more activity will increase demand for this type of property. 

A main thing that everyone should always do during their inspection period on a property is connect with at least 2-3 different property managers so they can get a better rent range/run numbers more other than listening to an agent that might not be as conservative in their numbers on projected rents. 

If that supply exceeds demand, you'll see prices soften, which will cause even more concern.

Has anyone signed up for the CRM platform offered by Better Path Homes- Left Main REI? 

Act quick supplies are limited. :)My take on HV is that they are people.