The security deposit they forfeited was basically a months rent, during which time I could get the place rented again.

Basically talent in my area wants 150-250K per year and I simply am not willing to make that type of pay cut unless they remove me from the business and I watch it grow from a warm awesome location.I have used Fivver in the past, everything from novelty birthday videos to advanced business marketing materials.  

I'm looking into a multifamily in Berkeley and had considered that I could rent most units doing the basic stuff, but might be able to do a Short Term Rental in one of the units. 

I have read a basic formula ...and evaluate to see if you are happy with the numbers but...1) Buy at 40%-60% of the planned ARV. 2) Rehab should cost you between 10-30% of the ARV. 3) All money in to the deal should not be more than 70-80% of the ARV. 

Had a guy park his camper basically on my side lawn before. 

You can do a basic search for the top school districts and you’ll find out pretty fast what’s what.PM me for some more details.

I could basically do everything related to management for them, including optimizing the listing to increase earning potential, organize the cleaning, and everything in between!

I have some basic questions I would like to have answered.

You are basically trying to finance a deal that is destined to fail.

@Jimmy Lee I would pre-screen all of your potential tenants using some basic questions like "how much is your gross monthly income" and "have you ever been evicted".