I've seen some posts about Norada on here, but they are older and I wanted to see if anyone else has recently gone through them.

I started seeking advice from older investors not 25 year old investors (they have great motivation and passion but not on the same page as me) and they said being less leveraged on RE was a cautious approach to take. 

If you are financing the initial purchase, you will probably be subject to a seasoning period where you won't be able to refinance.

A high level overview of anticipated rental production is high season of June, July and August and roughly 10% of valuation in gross annual income.

@Shane BoyleIn 12-24 months you’ll be older, whether you invest or not.

These forums are a great place to learn and meet people, whether you're just starting out or you're a seasoned investor.

For context, I live in Salem, MA and a few years ago my husband and I were looking to buy a house that was not turnkey, but also livable, that we could live in while updating, and rent on weekends (either a room or the entire home) during Salem’s busy Halloween season.

Get into the property with cash and refinance on the back end with a commercial loan that doesn't require a 12-18 month seasoning period.

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If you have older buildings and equipment, you are going to have expenses.