“It’s the people at the higher end that are going to have the same resources.”I have a Google Search setup for Florida Real Estate News to help me keep track of what is happening in our great state and the virus and the impact on Real Estate. 

I read Craig Curelop's book on househacking, but was wondering if any of you had some firsthand experience with doing so yourself, particularly in regards to tracking expenses and boarder income (by the room), following and making the most of tax laws (I'm completely clueless), and just overall getting the most out of your househacking experience. 

Having a team with a track record and credibility makes the syndication/funding process a much easier pitch.

Call a title company they will keep you on track with the legals of making the purchase.

@Jay Hinrichs We also reached out to our private lender to see if he will restructure the original financing, so thank you for that tip -- carrying 13.5% at the moment, not ideal but with no points and no track record and a minimal rehab, we thought we would be golden.

Reading IRS pubs is so not what I want to be doing but...REALLY not what I want to do...but I will to get through this year.I have dedicated accounts for the business and I am using gnucash to track transactions and have a decent handle on all of the expenses. 

Once you have a track record there, other credit card options will start to pop up. 

I could benefit from some NPV models and can find a way to get you involved to build your track record.

For others, it isn't (maybe you'd use that time to track down 2-3 more investments properties instead).

Most developers do but would be mindful of who the architect is who the developer is and who what kind of track record they have