@Yuehao WongGetting financing with in the world of 1099 workers is very tricky and can be frustrating.

It's freakin tough in the market today, but still a lot of success stories out there, and totally doable if the right actions are taken.My suggestion for you would be to call some investors and agents in the Grinnell area and pick their brains on who is in the market and what is a deal and what isn't a deal.

I will be somewhat tough if you don't buy soon as the holiday bookings will make it difficult to transition, get inspections and closing dates to coincide with very tight windows and also the possibility of cancelling existing reservations for people that have big holiday bookings.Depending on what type of property you are looking at will make big difference also.

I will say that it's very competitive just like anywhere else right now, so it's been tough to find deals that truly cash flow (after PITI, CapEx, Maintenance, etc).

https://www.cpr.org/2021/05/27...In Summit County, and communities surrounding Frisco, there have been some recent developments in the investment space to address the workforce housing issues by limiting Short Term Rental licenses, saying that will restore more community feel and provide more supply to workers and long term renters.  

It is tough to know if the gutters are really a problem or not.

When the pipeline came through - a lot of 2-4 and 6-12 unit buildings were constructed for worker housing etc.

Collectively I've amassed well over 100k followers on these 4 platforms and I think they provide the best engagement with my audience.If I had to rank them from most engaged to least engaged it would be tough as all 4 have been great for me but I guess it'd be as follows1.

%1 rule is tough to find, but if your willing to out more down, you Can achieve cash flow.

It’s tough to do these days.