You can take money up to and even after and let them stay but you are not required to take a partial payment unless you choose.

With this arrangement, assuming the actual underlying assets are not owned/operated by Spark controlled entities, involves not just trusting Spark, but also the people they are choosing to invest in.

This is a good way to get going, especially if you choose a strategy that requires too much capital early on. 

Steadily Insurance CompanyCaution to anyone choosing to use Steadily insurance.

If you choose to buy a residence first I would try to hold out for at least a duplex.

Looks like if it’s Illinois, the reason they’re probably asking is appears there’s a new law for landlord to disclose radon, provide a pamphlet, tenant has right to test and terminate lease if landlord chooses not to mitigate if high levels found.

Which will be best for down payment and which loan to choose.

The difference is you have to manage the investment companies you choose to work with and not the property itself.

How do we choose which ones to BRRRR?

My brother is a mortgage broker and I have a number of good builders to choose from.