I've invested in a over a dozen loans with FundThatFlip (now rebranded to Upright).

Flipped one, fixing two other up right now.context of our experience- we bought our first home in Bozeman Montana.

Having been in many aspects of real estate throughout my career my favorites are ground up construction and note investing. right now note investing takes the cake as it can be done in any environment whereas ground up right now is very challenging. 

But for the unit you’re living in, you can’t do that.2.50/50 Split: Since you’re splitting expenses down the middle, make sure you both agree on how that’s going to work, especially since your unit won’t be bringing in rent.3.Your Unit: You won’t get to write off depreciation or rental deductions for the unit you’re living in, but you might still get homeowner perks like mortgage interest deductions.4.Partnership Stuff: Just make sure you and your partner are on the same page about how you’re splitting costs, income, and who’s handling what.Might be worth chatting with a tax pro to make sure everything’s set up right.

I'm particularly passionate about fix and flip and section 8 in Baltimore, Tulsa, San Antonio, and Houston.Outside of real estate, I enjoy triathlons, martial arts, fatherhood, and time with family and friends.Excited to learn and connect with you all!

If you are looking for cash flow typically multiple unit properties are going to be your best bet but might require a little more work up front and there are not a lot of them around the area to scoop up right now.

Hi All,I found a friend in my martial arts class that has been in real estate for 10 years. 

I want to open up the HELOC to have as our emergency fund so I can deploy some of the cash we have saved up right now.

Also, if your asset protection is set up right and you're only running personal STR, there is no need for all the umbrella insurance policies.

@Chris White I think you about summed it up right!