As long as your expenses are covered by your tenants, you are making money.

In fact, you need a certain number of occupied lots just to cover “fixed expenses”.

Even if your lease doesn't explicitly state the tenants may not park in the driveway or block other cars, if this was covered verbally the rule still applies.

You may want to get a loan that covers the rehab as well or get into this property all cash and then refi.

If you really have $60,000 in equity then you may be able to get a HELOC to cover a dow payment for the proper.

It looks like it would be very durable and probably cover up sub-floor imperfections but one of the things I love about the regular (cheaper) click-lock vinyl plank is that because it is flexible, it is super easy to install.

Zillow covers Trulia and Hotpads.

Wouldn’t supplemental insurance cover anything else that Airbnb’s insurance doesn’t cover?

Another challenge was to raise "X" of dollars in a savings account to cover a years worth of living expenses etc..My next challenge is to see what i can do first..1) Double the profits of my entertainment business2) Earn $9,000/month in net cash flow from Real Estate (not counting the investment property I already own)Here's what I'm planning to do in Real Estate...please chime in with any thoughts and/or let me know if we can work together.

If we had an FAQ post 'stickied' at the top of the forum containing links to threads covering commonly asked questions, the newcomers could get the answers they are seeking much more readily.