Live sessions, pre-recorded, paired with mentor, etc would be best.

My advice, find a tenant who has a track record of paying rent.

There is a short course of recorded material, but not much else in terms of pre-recorded guides.

The bigger challenger with this arrangement is finding contractors that have the financial wherewithal and general professionalism to submit true invoices for work completed and willing to let it sit out there for sometimes 2-4 weeks until the draw comes in to be paid.  

And there are syndicators out there that have long, strong track records, that spend more time operating than marketing, that aren't selling their guru courses and the syndications are just social proof as to why you should spend $30k on their course.But the flip side of this risk is time.  

For the home loan, if assuming it isn’t an option with your current income, you might consider using some of the cabin sale proceeds as reserves or paying down debt to improve your financial standing.

I have worked as a commercial project manager, have done live in flips, and have built my own house but I have no record as a builder.

Weeks went by.The Vendee lender's agent seemed pretty much like dealing with any mortgage lender - asking for all our financial paperwork, taxes, etc.  

It's a great idea to put together a single document summarizing the financials remaining properties (which I manage remotely) and teach her about commercial leases.

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