Nothing herein shall be deemed to prevent any Owner from leasing a Residence, subject to all of the provision and declaration..."

In my mind, if the deal were all cash, and investors only signed up if they knew what they were getting into, its quite hard for anything bad to happen, other than a significant underestimation of costs (completely preventable with duedil before appearing on the platform), or supply outgrows demand (which is a long way off for Ireland).

A few trees will likely have to be removed because the washout has stripped earth from a good part of the roots, and they are likely to fall over now.

The key for me was to realize that the consequences of my worst fears were really rooted in pride and not in financial ruin.

Then find ways to prevent the problems before they happen.

I don't like having 100% equity in the property because it prevents me from putting those funds to work, but I also don't want to get a lot less money than I can from the lender on the value of the home.Any opinion welcome

So now I’m going back to my roots and getting back into real estate investing.

Also, is there any recommended coaching programs or potential mentors that would be worth recommending to help prevent as many beginner mistakes as possible?

The other stuff is more for future prevention for our portfolio.

If they come and  see the door egress clearance width is not the 32" after we renovated (I think its 28"), would this prevent me from renting out my home?