Obviously past results are not necessarily indicative of future performance, but it seems like a great investment for accredited investors to get a low-risk, solid return in exchange for some illiquidity.

Should I use a co-host just to get off the ground on a good foot and rack up some solid 5 star ratings, then transition to self sufficient down the road?   

By leveraging our expertise in pricing and buyer demand, we identified a deal that required no renovations but still yielded solid returns.

We are looking to connect with others to build a solid foundation to our newly started company. 

@Justin ShermanIf the property is in a high-demand area with rising rents and appreciation potential, it could still be a solid long-term investment despite short-term negative cash flow.

As with many others I'm sure, looking for guidance on affordable cities that still provide a solid return / cash flow.

If you have the drive, it is never to early to learn real estate and make a really solid living off of it. 

Usually, FHA allows for it if it's 51% or more residential, however a solid lender local to our area needs to be the source on what is/isn't possible for this specific property.Certainly, the numbers you gave look good upfront.

The key is making sure you’re comfortable with any short-term negative cash flow and have a solid plan for how that property will perform over time.We work with a lot of Bay Area investors who purchase in Boise for this exact reason.

While Airdna estimated annual revenue at around $45K, I earned $90K last year.Follow these three steps to build a solid foundation before calculating your mortgage and expenses.