IMO your safety from an investor standpoint comes with building a large portfolio.If you can keep it "under the same roof" even better.Less people to speak with and less drama with logistics and correspondence.The bigger the portfolio, the safer and the better ROI will be long term.Our most unsatisfied investors are the one's that own 1-2 properties and get pissed off with me and my company if they go vacant.Unfortunately, turnkey providers aren't magicians or God and can't wave a magic wand and turn 2 properties into 10 over night lolFolks that own 7-8 or 10+ properties with us aren't bothered if 1 or 2 are vacant, as the others are still performing and cover any losses on those that aren't.Thanks and much success

If you are looking for a duplex, then we would be able to use assistance to help you cover the 3.5% downpayment. 

I have been told by some people that the lease being signed over would only cover existing cell services at the time.

Calculate the potential cash flow and return on investment to ensure it aligns with your financial goals.Purchasing a duplex and house hacking: This option offers the advantage of living in one unit while renting out the other, potentially covering most or all of your housing expenses.

It was explained that they're not running a for-profit since no rent or fees are charged to the patients, the company has a large donation pool that covers operating costs and staff.

If you are getting a loan, they will require you to get "homeowner" insurance, which covers loss of the property due to fire and/or what other perils they may request (flood, earthquake, etc).

You'd have to be assured your return is greater than that just to cover you HELOC payment.

I'm wanting to offer my guests a discount for extending their stay, or coming in a day earlier, to help cover one night gaps in my calendar.

What would happen if I bought a house and moved in, rented the rooms out, then quit my job a few weeks later and used my self employment income to cover remaining mortgage payments and my bills?

Judicious use of leverage (debt) when the property will still cash flow positive after debt service; when there’s enough equity left in the property to refinance if advantageous, and when sufficient reserves are held to cover vacancies, recessions, and unexpected repairs5.