You could essentially find a home with low equity, pay for the closing costs and take-over a 2%-5% loan, saving you hundreds of dollars every month!

Buying down the rate, using that money toward principle or using all of it as the down payment.

This property was essentially turn key and needed less than $5000 in work to get it able to make closing.

Recommendations on content to watch/read to learn the essentials as a beginner?

When considering long-term Airbnb rentals, it's essential to have a signed lease and a security deposit to protect your interests.

As for the median American in my age group, yes I'm way beyond that and I attribute that success to the following:- Willing to delay gratification on a regular basis- Willing to do jobs no one else wants to do- Willing to work long hours for results (a strong work ethic)- Willing to take calculated but high upside/low downside risks- Willing to allow the "fruits of my labor" to be returned to the business instead of paying for a lavish lifestyle- A strong commitment to these principles by my spouse- A strong run of being healthy enough to work to produce excess profits- The fortuitous grace of being born and growing up in the United States, where opportunities for financial success are everywhere and accessible to anyone- A splash of luck at being in the "right place at the right time"

I wanted to try essential oils / diffusers but those are a lot of work and cant function on there own. 

DSCR loans are essentially investor-friendly versions of conventional loans. 

Would you pay principle and interest or just interest only?

Understanding these rules is essential for investors seeking to capitalize on the short-term rental loophole while maintaining compliance with tax regulations.