I would have them demonstrate to you that they understand the entirety of the contract's verbiage and agreement.Hope that helps!

I think right now what you should focus on is to study the entirety of this business really hard by any means necessary.

We had successfully short term rented the unoccupied space in our large home, and recently opted to STR our large home in its entirety due to our success in partial home STR (we have had a great track record since starting STR back in 2013 or so).

Mine are listed below.PROSGiven the price point of where I am looking to buy, I could BRRRR a property and pay the loan in its entirety within a yearContinue to recycle the 100K using the BRRRR method as my cashflow continues to slowly grow and pay down the P&I on this loan over 5 yearsCONSMy debt to income ratio will go up and hamper my ability to get more loansI currently have about 160K in liquid reserves so why do into debt to BRRRR when I can use my own fundsI am of the opinion that the CONS outweigh the PROS but please share any insights/opinions you all have.V/R Wes

There may be some hotels in Marathon Key I am permanently banned from, lol (in my defense, it was a corporate retreat and the entirety of all of us are banned, lol). but I tell you what, WORTH IT!

In a perfect world I would like to put a down payment on a home out of town (Hamilton, Barrie, or London) and rent out the entirety of the house, while still living in Brampton.

If "yes" or "no" then: "You've been such a great tenant that I know you would not intentionally cause thousands of dollars damage to this property, and so I wanted to let you know, if I were to find smoke damage to the unit, not only would I be forced to withhold the entirety of your deposit, but I may have to bill you for further clean up, which would likely impact your future ability to rent from other landlords."

@Ryan Newport Correct, FHA MI remains until you pay off the note in its entirety or until you refi out.

If you sell the new property to yourself in it's entirety then you will probably have to price it so the LLC shows a profit in order to take care of your partner. 

I know I will have to keep expenses and rents split out for the entirety of the ownership if I do so.