With crowdfunding, you're betting on the jockeys finding the right horses to ride.The basics of financial due diligence:https://www.locavesting.com/investing/before-you-invest-the-basics-of-financial-due-diligence/

It's never a bad idea to get the info straight from the horses mouth. 

I think it's overkill in general, but definitely putting the cart before the horse when you're just starting out.Some info here-https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/2013/08/17/rent...

Be ready. ya i was thinking the horse back riding for someone never on a horse is probably more dangerous than a single shot 22.. 

I am trying my best to make it nicer than just basic, adding a 7' water fountain in front, pergola, fire pit, maybe green house in back (all very affordable to add), plus plenty of land for horses or other animals that the new owners may wants to have.  

Horsely is another good one.

We just closed (literally) on a townhome in Iron Horse Village in Mesquite, TX.

Are horses allowed?

I would be more concerned with small/emerging markets rather than those that have had vacation rentals since horse and buggy - like the Panhandle.   

The other thing is if they were negligent, for instance baseball through a window, pennies down the drain (just happened to me), or broke a light horse playing.