I saw 203 as an interesting way to minimize my initial investment on a multifamily rental property but perhaps i'll need to consider a different option

But since there's a 10-yr time limit, I aim to exit in 5 years because if something happens and there's a couple of years delay in exiting the investment, I will still be within the 10-yr ARM.

A 3 BD room Single Family Home with no to minimal HOA fees (For now, I'm kinda ruling our Townhouses/Condos because they always seems to have a high  monthly HOA and there's no control over any special assessment fees they might throw at you).2.

There is very minimal landscaping and most of it is succulents or dirt covered areas with dry bark.

Generally, I wouldn't care as I would think there would be minimal damage as it relates to this install and would never had questioned if they simply installed the cameras without asking to begin with.

I was suppose to close on November 1st, 2019, after learning that there was a $9,000 dollar lien on the property the closing was delayed.

The target property almost definitely has to be a value add minimally distressed property that can be refinanced after repairs, or a straight up fix and flip.

Also be prepared for the builder to cite any and all delays and keep track of them.

Some of them still pay for cleaning and repairs but it's usually pretty minimal and they get the majority of their deposit back.The ones that burn me are the ones with only a month of rent.

The cap ex costs in the unit is very minimal and the repairs you do would be mainly cosmetic so what's great for someone starting out.