Let this incredibly irresponsible person "accidentally discharge" their weapon in someone else's property.

While I agree that the tenant who shot a hole in your floor should be responsible for the damages, if I was the tenant below, I would want to leave, not attend a party with the person who literally could have killed me due to their incredible gross negligence.Pending legal restrictions, this would be the end of my wanting the business of the upstairs tenant.

Trying to build out that dream team of contractors and subs as well.A mentor would also be super helpful, but like I said, still building out that network.As far as my personal situation, I have a good credit score, a decent amount of savings (200k cash) and a little more than that in investment accounts along with some equity in my current home, a mortgage, and car payments.Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

I've already read a couple of the books you recommended, like "Rich Dad, and Poor Dad" and currently reading "The Book on Rental Property Investing," which is incredibly eye-opening.

Will someone be acquiring hospitality debt/assets in the next 18 months at incredible prices.

We've used HouseScan inspections for many of our deals, incredibly competitive pricing and amazing serviceGood luck,Glen

This would require incredibly expensive work as we would have to cut through a public street.

Hey Chinmay, Depending on your FICO score, annual taxes, insurance, and property location you should be able to qualify for a DSCR Cash Out loan. 

I can assist you with some questions that need to be answered such as credit score, experience, And do he has down pay when are you and your client free to chat so we can get to the closing table feel free to message so we can continue

Also, the denominator is "initial investment," not "total investment" I just get somewhat wary of inflated numbers that make something look better than it is -- saying that my NWROI is this incredible percentage - but an ongoing maintenance concern/capital expense actually makes the property break - -even or even worse.