Thanks to a successful reward crowdfunding campaign, we have raised the necessary capital to seed the project  and are on track to build an additional 6 units what is likely the first lodge in the US funded by a reward-based crowdfund.

To be sure, the present servicer can give the best guidance here.

I also used to work for the Department of Family Services.

However, I also do like doing the analysis on my properties so I suppose it is "fun" for me, at least as much as fun as a computer-based task could be.

This may have no effect on you at all because the servicer (the company you mail checks to) may remain unchanged.

People love to talk it up on an Internet board but will never hop on a live or recorded call that would be broadcast to the same people they are trying to impress.

The upside is that the seller gets a real written offer, and sometimes sellers can make surprising decisions based on real offers in their hands.

The "house hacking" you CAN do is with your GI Bill: GI Bill BAH is based on the zip code of your school, not based on where you live.

We have 10+ self service car washes/auto bays with no subscription services (some closed, some active, some partially active) for sale in our region and I am looking to find alternative uses for investors interested in the properties. 

.- 20% equity after rehabbing- 4% Cash on Cash return- 5% Appreciation rateWhat are your thoughts on this base definition and how does it apply to Charleston?