Airbnb definitely gives a boost to new listings, and you want to take full advantage of that when people are looking.

I am very curious to know, if you guys could walk me thru the process it be very appropriate. 1) Rental Property Cash Flow Analysis- Due Diligence: a) The first step to buying a multifamily home is deciding on the right neighborhood to invest in.b) Property condition: Take into account how much time, money and work the property will need in order to be rent-ready. c) Rent roll: Look at the current rents and compare them to the average rents in the area to see what the property should rent for and can help influence your buying decision.d) Revenue & expenses: Look at what rental revenues are coming in and what the current expenses are and see if it makes sense, remember to add in your approximate carrying costs to see if you will be cash-flow positive.e) Vacancy rate: Look for a vacancy rate below 10% and see how long each unit is vacant per year so you can figure that into your carrying costs. f) Loan calculation: Add your loan calculation into your Analysis.2) Work with a RE agent.3) Choose the Right Lender. 

Let's set aside COVID influence for now and assume that the market was still good, how do I know when to diversify to a different market if at all?

@Russell Brazil Do we get a correction in r.e. prices or a boost from safehaven plays?

Very conservative model that typically pays 12-15% annually to my investors.I am in the process of raising 5M capital currently for several mobile home parks and have already been turned away by several of my long term investors because they have either:- taken a recent HUGE loss in the market (many had margin)- generally terrified of the economyI'm considering raising my return to the investor to boost it to over 16-20% but wonder if that will even do any good.

I have a young person who I am desperately trying to influence to do something material with his military signing bonuses.

This "mindset" is what is putting newer investors in peril right now and over-leveraged, seasoned investors who wanted more doors to boost their ego.Long-time investors are cash full and responsible with their portfolios and are going to ethically navigate this time and buy the best deals.

They have the contacts in the area and it would motivate them to bring on a good team of paying stylists.I've also seen entrepreneurs take this on by leasing the space from you so you are guaranteed a monthly income and they take on the responsibility of the leasing for boosted profit.  

He knew about business, legal issues, tax issues, marketing, sales, promotion, networking, and most importantly he knew about people (psychology).The first thing he did was tell me that I have two ears and one mouth, and I should listen more than I talk.Second thing he did was have me read "How to Win Friends and Influence People" by Dale Carnegie.Then he taught me how to set appointments was home sellers, go out to their home, and write up a letter of intent to purchase or lease.He said to me, "your job is to bring me potential home sellers will consider a creative offer."

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