@Noah SchulzThe previous owners' failure to disclose a back-paying arrangement complicates the situation, potentially leading to tenant disputes or security deposit concerns.

I’m especially interested in spots with strong short-term rental (STR) demand, where the laws are favorable to investors.I have around $250,000 USD to put down as a deposit, and I plan to finance the rest through a mortgage.

(Housing Choice Voucher Program, HCVP)Guys it's 180 degrees...I had TWO properties go from voucher to inspection to HAP contract/rental to direct deposit setup within 10 business days each.

The thing I like best is the interest is deposited in my  account every month.

I just put down an earnest deposit on a single-family home in the 63134 ZIP code.

Here are some of the reasons:- Americas only 30 year first lien mortgage where every deposit goes 100% to principal. - Americans only first lien 30 year mortgage with 24/7 draw ability 24/7. - The only first lien mortgage in America that recasts interest every time you make a deposit! 

Instead of increasing rent, I would look at having the security deposit increased to protect against wear and tear.

In principal it sounds good but I am not sure how it is better unless it eliminates a large deposit.

They stopped making the monthly interest payment ever since June 2024 and are being investigated on charges of Ponzi Scam and are not releasing investors original deposit.

At this point, they'd only sent me 3 properties and I realized it might not work so I requested we stop and honestly thought it would be a really reasonable request to return the 20k deposit/finders fee.