Shoot me a DM.To be eligible for another FHA loan at this point, you would likely need to be: relocating (moving to a new community that is not a reasonable commute’s distance from your current primary residence), working through a divorce situation with a co-borrower, or your family has increased in size (family needs more room in your house because you had a baby etc). 

I am running into conflicting information about the need for a CO to be pulled before the sale.

Maybe you also ask seller to add you as a co-host on the old listing so you can more actively manage any inherited bookings.

For those who manage multiple (other people's) STR properties: What is the best way to set up multiple listings as a co-host - do you list on your own personal profile?

You might think about approaching another STR owner and see if you can do a co-host with them.

Thus, you create a co-mingling of funds in one bank account, one pot, and if any liability arises in any of them, a savyy plaintiff attorney would uncover (during the discovery process of a civil suit) that these are not treated as separate businesses and instead of looking at just 1 asset being on the hook, they're now all on the hook.I get why there's so much push back against setting up multiple entities, multiple bank accounts on BP, and on the internet in general. 

I'm in the Georgia market as a Co-GP in 200 units.  

As a beginner, you can learn a lot from your uncle with a few rentals in another state or a co-worker that's on their second house hack.

With so much demand in the city you can live in one room and not have too much trouble renting out the remaining rooms in a co-living space arrangement. 

Yes investments have risk and fluctuate but if they give a range for returns they stick in that range, we there they themselves make money or not. 3) They can communicate in a timely manner, often times they can’t answer back right away and that is ok with me, but within the next few days. 4) Experience is important, and if they are new make sure they either have a co-sponsor or are somehow giving the investors way extra to compensate for the lack of experience.