You do not have the skill set knowledge or money to be putting anything under contract .I’d  Do more research and study before you start making Promises and filling out agreements  

You seriously need to do some  deep study of short-term rentals before you wander out without knowing what you're doing.

My insurer requires my tenants have their own insurance.This happened three more times before the actual reason was discovered.

We joined BiggerPockets about four months ago and We’ve been reading and studying a lot about the real estate business.

You're going to discover a lot more damage inside, a lot more cleaning than you expected, he won't repair the latest broken window or the three before that, and he probably won't even be out by the scheduled moving date.

Check to see If there are any specific street design requirements, DOT requirements, permits or traffic studies, DWQ, Army Corp or any other environmental requirements or permits. 

Just obsess and study and you'll get it! 

I got a lawyer and we discovered there was no legal transfer of my contract.

The goal is to supplement retirement income, have fun, and leave our kids something besides an unpaid Discover bill.

I recently discovered how profitable certain real estate strategies can be, in part thanks to my old roommate, @Avery Heilbron, who's currently running a successful househack in the Boston area, and recommended joining this community.My current househack plan is to purchase a near turnkey SFH 3 BR in Northern Point Breeze under $300k with an FHA loan and 3.5% down, and then rent out two rooms to friends which hopefully more than covers the mortgage and live in the third, managing the property.I have no experience but have begun educating myself through seminars, blogs, and podcasts.