My approach would be to aim for doing two flips and then the third house you can flip and turn it into a  long term rental property.

My strategy involves purchasing and renovating properties with cash, and I aim to recoup approximately 75% of the loan-to-value ratio.If you have any recommendations for lenders or resources, I would be grateful for your guidance.Thank you!

My journey into real estate began with a fascination for property markets and a desire to create impactful investments.Currently, I'm eagerly scouting for opportunities in real estate, aiming to leverage my knowledge and network to uncover hidden gems and lucrative deals.I thrive on collaboration and believe in the power of partnerships.

They want to gobble up all transactions in the market for their own greedy, malicious, hateful, profiteering aims.

I’m aiming for a balance of reliable monthly rental income and long-term appreciation.

The only effective and useful way to do it is to measure each tenant individually, and there is no good excuse not to.

It sounds like you're working really hard to make this work for them instead of measuring them against hard standards.I recommend you establish clear screening criteria.

Good opportunities, early stage opportunities, may not have the best online presence, but be otherwise legitimate.Also IRR is a vanity metric, it's the wrong measurement.

Read this book first - https://www.amazon.com/Every-Landlords-Property-Protection-Guide/dp/1413307000 - before getting into more complicated and expensive measures of protection.Let me know if have questions or want to chat further - I can give you my investor perspective.

I am definitely focused on 1 month or more rentals, I love the mid rental approach, aiming at people waiting to buy home, people in the city for work, so in that regard it definitely makes the HOA laws more flexible.