This is particularly true if you're a new agency borrower with limited multifamily experience. 

Because two things: first, if you can't save enough money to make a down payment on an investment property, you shouldn't even be in this game, and second you are going to need cash reserves to cover the infinity of things that can go wrong on a rental, which means you should already have some free cash flow coming in from somewhere to account for that before you even rent the place out.

Ignorance is my main issue but after reading Rich Dad Poor Dad I’m inspired to get in the game.

If you know her, you know how true this is.

I don't understand why the guest was seeing $0 refund through cancellation (assuming what the guest said was true), given that the cancellation policy was as follows: "After check in: Partial refund.

STR is definitely not a rookie game right now, but your flow to success you have sounds way easier than it is in real life.

@Michael Dallas congrats on being way ahead of the game!

I’d like to make the jump on my first rental property but have no idea how to get in the game.

he is off and running this is the value of  a True capital partner..

Mortgage rates are dropping fairly fast so check out the numbers and have a good conversation up front with a Banker first.This can make or break your real estate portfolio just by having a game plan up front.