I have been selling cars for about a year and half now and I have an average credit score in the mid 700s.

@Brandon Turner also mentions in webinars, you can carry a hand written letter (or create one using) biggerpockets.com/dmletter and keep it in your car for an opportune moment.

All of the guys above are correct, Airdna is a great resource, but your property isn’t just going to automatically make the numbers that it says, you have to manage it properly.

Use $50k of the $100k cash out for a new personal car and clothing, put the other $50k in a savings account. 

At the same time listen to pod casts every time you are in the car or on the train. 

The rent just gets automatically transferred from the tenant's bank account to yours each subsequent month.

Investment Info:Single-family residence fix & flip investment. 2600sqft 3 story brick home. 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, huge yard with 2 car detached garage.Turned into a 3 bedroom, 3.5 bathroom amazing refinished woodwork house with a touch of modern finishes to bring the old and new together.

From what I've read, leasing and running STR is becoming difficult.So far from what we've experienced personally, @Lucas Carl is right on.

If you go back in time >12 months, every FHA loan (at least in the Bay Area with high appreciation) had an automatic refinance built into it 12 to 24 months later.

As of now, I'm about to get a job to begin to split money for a car and later on (hopefully before 18) my first investment, a rental property.