Meanwhile the lender directly next door has funded over $2M to date without any problems with the incorrect tax bill and accepted the cities explanation….they also understood there is no procedural way the city can sell the property at this time.

Everything he did would be his foot in the door, but nothing ever panned out.Wholesaling rarely pays off, and it is even more rare to make a living at it.

I love the millionaire next door vision or plan for the podcast. 

towel bar bracing, door stoppers, easier to access and adjust plumbing, will all make long term rentals easier.Best of Luck!

I could have great income streaming for multiple years and then some economic hit like Covid or the next pandemic and work could go out the door for multiple months.It comes down to a fear of losing a bunch of work and not being able to find more, while I have to be paying off property.Thats why I’m debating if waiting a lot longer and saving up a large savings account is smarter.

I enjoyed it so much that I bought the property next door, too.  

They do have a minimum number of doors they require which is probably close to where you're at now. 

As it will be my first home for investment purpose, I am looking for single family property, try to get a good tenant ( that’s why I initially was targeting on A/B+ areas) to get foot in the door and start having hands on in rental investment.

that we’ve learned in our 24 years, managing almost 700 doors across the Metro Detroit area, including almost 100 S8 leases.

STRs are traditionally seen as a lot more work than LTR because of the guest turnover but with tools that use AI to automate messages and send guests smart lock door codes at the right time...short-term can be almost as easy as long-term.