I feel the rates are very high and could be challenged.

I understand that reading is valuable, which is why I'm curious to know which book you would recommend for a beginner like me to start with.I have yet to buy my first property but my goal is to house hack every year,  while buying and renting properties to hold long-term until my portfolio brings more cashflow than my W-2 job.

Feel free to DM me and we can walk through it. 

I only have a dozen but that easily brings in $20k a month in net income and requires less than an hour a month worth of work with a PM.

I feel that I’m not legally obligated to reimburse or compensate them anything according to the lease agreement!

The other primary time requirement is tenant interviews and screening; which I feel could also be out sourced with a pre-made script (at least the initial phase of tenant screening).

If it’s truly 4 years old I’d skip it outright or go ahead while occupied if you want to feel good about it.

Feel free to reach out to me directly if you have any other questions, want to discuss further, or if you would like flexible financing options!

Fun fact: I did visit Covington briefly while I was in Cincinnati to get a quick feel for the area, and I did see some potential.

It makes sense from surface level but I feel like there's some deeper insights I can learn from understanding the value proposition.REI is ****ing sickI have learned so much in the past 24 hours after signing an offer I hope I crack a smile on one reader reflecting the beginning of their journey.Appreciate all and any insight