And you should (except in Washington State where it is against the law).

The 1 BR was on its 5th tenant in around 5 years.So the 2 BR is likely to be easier to rent, will have tenants likely stay longer, will likely rent for more money, than a 1 BR option (with maybe an exception for a few markets).Good luck

. ** This is the exception to reality, by no means the rule, or the way most people get started.

All the reviews are good with the exception of the Yelp reviews which are horrible.

@Jhory Miller You can cash out under delayed financing exception any time.

Not 10 properties, not 10 loans, 10 "financed properties."500 properties with 1 blanket loan = 500 financed properties1 property with 4 mortgages = 1 financed property500 properties and 2 have mortgages on them = 2 financed properties30 properties with 1 mortgage on each for $1 each = 30 financed properties30 properties, owned free and clear, except for a single property with a $30 mortgage = 1 financed property (note this is the same total amount of debt as the previous scenario)

I haven't mastered explaining this strategy to people but wrapping seller financed deals can work, if the tenants are exceptional.

I 've purchased every single family home (except my first) and every single rental property using the sellers agent or just private sale.Over 15 years of RE investing i definitely see the value in it.

I have talked to several CPAs that agree that self managing a STVR is running a business and not passive income.The only exception is if you are leasing / turning over management of the property to a property manager.Follow your CPAs advice.

*the main speaker never completed one topic, everything was I will come back to this by Sunday, Sunday, Sunday, except for the varies types of corporations which you can Google the S type, C type and LLC..oh and SoleK.