It would be much easier than an AirBnB and lots of people get their start in rentals this way.

I'm very close to putting an offer on a 3 acre land and want to understand all the aspects related to construction I need to be aware of. i have build myself a exhaustive list of all that i need to consider which tell me i need the following people to work with - Civil Engineer, Architect, Development Project Manager, Construction Project Manager, Other consultants: noise, wind, signage, LEED, lighting, etc., Landscape Architect, General contractorUsually how would you go about the life cycle of the project.

I would say rather than an "investor friendly" agent, find one that actually has rentals or has house hacked themselves.

The policy should be a non-recognition policy (they still pay interest and dividends based on your cash value amount and don't recognize any loans you have out on the policy when making these), and a mutual company would (most likely) be best since the dividends won't be taxed, and can still be reinvested into the policy.As for the mutual funds - that's more along the lines of a variable product and there are more fees and risk than an indexed policy, plus it's difficult to consistently beat the index.  

@Shirlin YiuI think it would be wise to exhaust all options near your current location first.

Owner-occupied loans for a duplex would be a bit different than an investor loan for a duplex (you do not live in either unit with an investor loan).3.

As some of the customers have already said, yes you could put the information together yourself and hope not to make costly mistakes OR you could go with what sounds like a pretty exhaustive program for $997.The cost of the program seems worth it to me based on the speed of recouping the $997 upon successful implementation so, guess it's fair to say I'm leaning toward purchasing the course.When I do, I'll come back and share how it goes as I'm guessing it will take a bit to learn and implement.

If it’s a JV deal then cash flow is not consistent so they can calculate it based on forecasts.If it’s a straight loan then it is straight interest but if principal is returned and you are not reinvesting the principal your return will be much lower than an investment that is interest only - but of course none of this takes into account risk (or tax consequences)

It's not hard, but it IS a lot more day-to-day work and up-front expense than an LTR.  

I don't charge anything (other than an up-front pet fee) for the first pet and then I charge $35/month after that one.