ive seen a few on air bnd and if done right it seems to be a money maker .

The increased/inflated supply of money leads to larger/higher prices - sort of like how increased air in a balloon leads to a larger balloons - as people can "afford" to borrow and therefore "afford" to pay more.On the other hand, there's not much money at all available to borrow to rent! 

@Naomi Bjerk yes this is an especially good strategy for vacation rentals, turn key rentals, Air BnB and commercial property. 

(*The marketing costs, and the commission splits, don't necessarily have to be split equaly between all team members...the trick is to make it a win-win).These numbers are plucked from thin air, but these are the types of things you'll want to keep track of to see if the ROI is there. 

I am Air Force veteran, separated early this year, live in San Jose.

Focus like a rifle on just one thing, get it done, learn what you can and refine.  

The inspection has another discrepancy as it says baseboard heating in the house but it's actually a warm air system, so I'm starting to think he didn't look at the HVAC at all.  

And if you add in other major mechanical things...it might run up to $10k...also on the lower rent range you will need to have a higher percentage because while a roof's cost will vary by the size and class of the property...things like heat and air and water heater and appliances are relatively fixed therefore being a larger percentage of your rent.

I am enlisted Air Force.Given the above information how would you try to get financing?

The tour starts on the Eastside trail and takes you south, by air conditioned bus, along the trail, with a guide who talks for the next 3 hours about what the Beltline is, how it came to be, the history of the neighborhoods, the real estate development happening (why I went), and what the path of development is over the next decade.