A place like Figure will likely deny you, from my understanding they're focused on the cleanest cut scenarios.

We’re trying to figure out what to expect cost-wise for furnishings and interior design.

This allows to 5X tax benefits this way, especially if doing cost seg. 

It's pretty hard to invest with $8k since most lenders have a $100k minimum loan amount, meaning you will need about $35k to buy a property after the 20% down and the associated closing costs. 

Here's my concerns:Based on down payment and closing costs I would have to pull from retirement accounts to make this happen.

We want to ensure our guests have a great experience without going overboard on costs.

I'm wondering how folks estimate CapEx, maintenance/repairs, and turnover costs?

Greetings all,We’ve all read methods on how to analyze a real estate deal, running numbers, estimating rehab costs, incorporating taxes, capital expenses, etc.

However, it's common practice for the seller to cover this cost.

I was thinking this could be a good strategy to scale and keep costs managable.