I mean with what I have, I should be at 100 properties, because I don't need the cash flow, and as long I am capturing equity and covering my DCR, I have a bank ready to work with me. 

I actually always try to save some vacancy on some houses so that I can always capture those procrastinators who need a place but didn’t book ahead.

If the government is accurately capturing the number of people applying for jobless benefits, the slow decline in new claims is troublesome enough.

To capture value by purchasing and executing a value add deal you would most likely need to purchase with cash (your own or opm) and later refi into a 30 year fixed but it’s extremely difficult to successfully create 30% equity on a value add deal, without which there is no equity to secure a Heloc.

Do you use a CRM tool to capture guest booking info automatically for future marketing?

I am looking for feedback on an investment strategy to acquire rental income streams from troubled property owners with $0 invested.When a leveraged rental property owner runs into trouble making payments and faces a foreclosure, might it be possible to structure a deal legally whereby rights to rent that property can be signed away to an investor, who takes over management and instead of charging a management fee, captures the full rental income every month and out of that pays a fixed amount directly to the lender.

I'm casting a wider net to capture more potential owners than just one or two, but there are definitely properties that are better than others on my list.

It's definitely expensive here, but well worth it especially if you're okay with a fixer-upper and can take advantage of capturing some significant instant equity by making improvements.

The cash value in the policy may only capture a low debt market rate of return, but the loans against the policy's cash value are creating value outside of the policy.

I began out of state investing in Rochester NY in 2004 and soon discovered that even carefully crafted cash flow projections seldom capture the full impact of the repairs/maintenance you will incur, especially in the upper Midwest (Toledo, Cleveland, Buffalo, Rochester, Erie) where the winters can be absolutely brutal.