You can invest with no money down - but it doesn't mean you could and should have $0. you need to prepare for worst case scenario's(roof, furnace, etc needs repairs and will need $$) feel free to ask me any specific question that you have.

What sort of revenue will you get from the STR once stabalized? 

I know it's a ton of information, but is there some sort of reference guide I can obtain that will guide me to the correct information I need to get started correctly so I don't get into legal trouble down the road?

While they were a few minor incidents, like the tenant refusing entry to the appraiser due to COVID concerns or issues with fixing things that showed up in the inspection, Eric helped sort it all out in the end, and we got them resolved.

It sort of clicked for me right then and there that I really wanted to be on this side of the table versus the borrower side of the table.

Keep in mind as well that a ton of OOS investor make the mistake about buying a turnkey property because of the numbers but end up buying the best house in the WORST neighborhood.

JADU so far have been about the worst cost to value add in RE.Those construction costs seem very high.  

" * In addition to drying up investment in rental property, one of the worst effects of Rent Control is that it discourages property owners from maintaining and upgrading their property.

She is the worst relator I have ever worked with.

After reviewing their apps, you can sort of tell who won’t ever be able to qualify or afford to buy a house.