Have done tons of research into taking loans etc, but probably settling on getting 20% DP and 6 months worth of monthly costs (maintenance/mortgage/utilities).Started looking to my state laws and saw I need 3 years experience to even get a MN broker license and was wondering how I should go about that.Does that mean I have to sell houses or is there a way to become an employee under an existing property manager?

It will be self managed, I will be near the unit (less than 5 mins away) to clean and take care of any issues.My numbers:Approx Value of Home $240-280kCurrent monthly cost / $860 mo (mortg,ins,tax)Utilities / $250. mo (elec,gas,water,trash,internet)Cost to run as AirbnbApprox monthly cost with STR insurance ($250/mo?)

Or maybe has utilized both of these companies?

For example is the cashflow something like: rents - debt service - utilities - insurance - trash - security system, etc?

. - If you have a lease they should be utilizing that rental amount not common rents.

I can not tell you which passive income strategy in real estate to utilize because there are so many.

are utilities available, etc....You may be WAY past these steps, in which the funding question you are asking is spot on, but I caution you to make sure you are doing your due diligence to make sure the price you pay (up front cost, financing, excavating, renovation etc. all are worth the outcome.Let me know if you have any questions, I would love to help

Other higher fees will cover that “savings” and they’ re title policies exempt a lot of potential liens (code violations, utilities, etc. that are not recorded liens at the time of closing but Do become tour responsibility.

By utilizing our capital, we facilitated a rapid turnaround, enabling a sale for $63,000 in collaboration with our partner, Mark Millett.

By utilizing our capital, we facilitated a quick turnaround, enabling a same-day sale for $50,113 in collaboration with our partner, Preston Moore.