Quote from @Madhul Shah: I live in New York and I'm 22 years old.I'm interested in starting to invest in real estate and am still new to the process.I have been exploring STR deals around the country.However, my question is if someone has access to a substantial amount of capital, would it make sense to invest in LTR's?

So far, FTF has performed as advertised and I get timely and thorough reports on status for each project with financials, progress, risk profile and photos.There is a bit more risk associated with these one-off investments, however the low entry makes that more tolerable.

Requests for loans come in through our interactive loan application accessed on our website4.

I used to work for the VA and I know for a fact that the VA loan will allow for additions, if nothing else, for handicap access and disability related navigations of the property, to include stairwell modifications, handrail additions, etc.This is usually only for unique cases of disability though, IE severe injuries and/or disabilities.

I will say a lot of the off-market deals you find are advertised with really bad ARVs, rehab numbers, etc.

Part of the HOA includes lake access with a shared dock owned by us including 16 boat slips.

It will allow me to purchase a larger deal by having access to heloc and pay it down within a year 3k per month from combined cashflows from other rentals. 

We have a partnership with BP so you can get access for free. https://inveloapp.com/bigger-pocketsLet me know if you have any questions.

Good access to the city, better tenant laws (when not in Cook County with Schaumburg), and traffic is generally better than coming from Indiana.

The VERY HARDEST part is setting the price and advertising.