Are you kidding?!

There's also growing regulation risk for the investor, thanks to the hospitality lobby convincing local Karens and pearl clutching city officials that short term rentals are nothing but drunk college kids and constant crime. 

Recently I started working with a college kid who is doing some wholesaling to make some money and get his foot in the RE door.He had read about house hacking with a partner, where he applies for the FHA loan and finds a partner to cover the down payment.  

That being said, schools ratings also change (e.g. a couple excellent elementary schools feeding into one currently low rating middle/high school will raise the rating of the middle school in the coming years as the kids advance, and vice versa).

Want to sell and stay for at least 4 years until kids in college. 

@Ryan Jones is a BP member, but he's got a lot of little kids, so he's not as active on the forums as he used to be. 

I warn people about these every chance I get. now that I found this site and other ways to get software that is the same on the back-end for a lot less I am going to redirect people instead of just warn them.it just seems like they all are just a cult type recruitment. like fortune builders, their line was literally if you give us all your money, you wont need any of your own anyway you use other people's money. guess what, no one will do a deal with you if you don't have any money of your own. no one wants to swim with the kid that obviously can't. and no one wants to entrust money to someone that looks like a financial idiot. due diligence in everything you do.

The waterfall on either side makes the space kids friendly (no abrupt sharp edges).

I look at Columbus as the smartest kid on the short bus.

I am a real estate agent + I'm in the middle of a gut rehab and it's hard to balance all of this with family ( kids + partner)