Without being able to answer these questions, no broker is going to give you the time of day.If you don't know yet, get on loopnet, start looking at Nashville multi familly real estate and educate yourself until you are able to define the above and work with a broker.Good luck!

The education you'll gain from that experience will far outweigh the low salary/wages that you'll be paid.

Until then (and unless you have an Early Lease Termination clause) she continues to owe this amount until her lease would normally expire. 

You will have to get rid of the tenant so she can't let anyone in and Airbnb will shut down the listing for being falsely advertised if she continues to have guests. 

No offense meant, but if you have to ask if it's a good investment, perhaps you need to spend some more time educating yourself before trying to broker notes.

Since a lot of people responded that they were motivated by it, I decided to do a follow-up to my previous BP blog post "My First 12 Months as a Real Estate Investor…Here’s my story…"Read my latest BP blog post: "The Story Continues…18 Months Into Being A Real Estate Investor"

You should check with a  local attorney and agent that are experienced in the construction industry if you are going to continue to pay them as 1099's. 

I don't think im the only one that believes that experience is the best education, which is why I am anxious to learn something from everybody!​​

Continue staying focus and learning!!

Aside from that, I have no experience with real estate.In terms of education, I did take Robert Kiyosaki's Rich Dad coaching courses to learn about real estate investing back around 2010.