Should I notify the current tenants in advance of each showing, or would an open house-style showing be more appropriate?

I'm gonna try this deal HELOC style and then cash out refinance on the back end.

These can bring in more income than traditional long-term rentals and still require less day-to-day involvement than short-term/Airbnb-style properties.Hybrid Model: Some investors rotate based on demand.

I think his team is excellent, but that was just my personal preference.I think that the selection of a coach is a process that comes down to alignment on communication style, learning preferences and your goals.

Preferably something townhouse style as they rent much easier.

For showings while it's still occupied, you could do one or two 'Open House' style showings with your agent before your current renter moves out.

I’d love to show you what we got and see if any of them are a good fit for your style.

Baselane Banking really was about the unlimited virtual accounts so you can segment finances, which is really important for investors that have multiple entities, or going the Profit First banking style.

Two suburban, garden-style assets.

Asset Classes That Work at This LevelSingle-Family Homes (SFH) – Easiest to finance/refi, plenty of supplySmall Multifamily (duplex/triplex) – Better cash flow, economies of scale, especially in C-class neighborhoodsTurnkey Rentals – If BRRR isn’t your style, turnkey rentals in these markets let you start with cash-flow from day one, and many come tenant-occupiedMobile home parks / self-storage – Possible at this budget only with JV partners or in very small towns, but financing and ops can be complex if you're new3.