Hello everyone,
I live in Greensboro and I’m trying to decide what is the most financially wise course of action. A real estate company told me the house needs too much work to rent out, and that an auction is the be...

No contracts and you can transfer your cameras from project to project.Depending on how much coverage you need they have really low monthly plans.

Check out some AirBnb monthly comps in your neighborhood to see if it is worth the upfront furnishing costs, monthly utilities and other expenses like professional cleaning and landscaping. 

If you plan to hold do a Cost segregation if you want cash now.  

You are adding costs and complications for no benefit at all.

The lower the insurance cost, the less likely a natural disaster is to occur.Low operating costs.

Since you estimate a resale value of $200-215K and renovation costs of $60-70K (although you said that's on the higher end), your margin is tight, especially considering closing costs, realtor fees, and unexpected expenses.

From a financial standpoint, the key is to ensure you're purchasing properties at a price low enough to make rehab costs and refinance achievable.

So you multiply that and well your turn overs are going to be costly. 

Does anyone have strategy recommendations for purchasing multi-family properties with zero-low downpayments?