if your owner occupying it.. this will be tough for reputable HML to do.also all the different uses could be a stumbling block.go to your title company and ask an escrow officer who is the big private lenders in the area.. they will know then call them.

It's title is "Myths, Management & Mastery of Vacation Rentals I stumbled across this when working with @Kelly Worley when we turned our focus from the Smokies (priced out) to Branson, MO. for our 2nd STR.

This is an old post I stumbled on, but I'm friend-quaintainces with Bruce so it's worth chiming in:1.

Of course, I stumble across something that needs a lot of work but is higher than my ideal price range for something like this.

Here is how one example is breaking down:3 units @ $600/month = $1800 rental income7% Vacancy Loss = ($126)10% Property Management Fees = ($180)Monthly Operating Expenses (including 10% Capex) = (~$600)Purchase Price = $100,00020% Down Payment = $20,000Acquisition Costs = $5,000Interest Rate = 4.5%Monthly Mortgage Payment (Principal + Interest) = $405Here's where the numbers have me thinking I'm off somewhere:Total Monthly Cash Flow = $670Cash on Cash Return = 32.18%I'd like to think I stumbled upon a unicorn, but I'm not so naive to think I got this lucky so early on.

I stumbled across it a few months ago.

sometimes they stumble over their answer so be prepared for that...........the answer to that question will certainly help determine how serious you are about buying now and what they may "charge you".

Gotten a lot of value so far out of "lurking" these forums, happy to answer any questions about something I do actually know a lot about if it might help.If nothing else, I'll make a note for future folks who stumble onto this thread that ClickUp does, indeed, sync with Google Calendar in both directions...even on the free plan

don't buy something random you stumble on just to get your first property.....

Having had no experience in this matter, but rather the knowledge of building business credit to utilize for investing, I stumbled across Credit Suite.