Maybe, and again, if it's small, it can be a guest bathroom.Personally, I wouldn't do it.Consider: a typical family needs 2 bathrooms.

Meaning, they'll have a presentation where they will show a small amount of information and then say "pay us $10,000 to learn the rest". 

I own a small 1,300 Sq.

Anyhow, what I'm doing in BP is trying to learn as much as possible, find knowledge, share personal projects, get/give advise whenever possible, make connections, all in line with making my dream possible one day which is to run a small family run investing firm.  

My issue is that once I put down the required 20-25% the mortgage amount is not feasible for the regular go to banks because the mortgage amount is too small and not worth it.

I'm looking for a small multifamily in the area to live in one unit as an owner-occupant and rent out the rest of the property.Any suggestions and advice will be very welcome.- Nicki in Philly

I have a small team that I have been training these past few months to help each other gain knowledge on how to talk to homeowners etc.

If you are able to build a list you can JV/Partner/Consult with people who have vacant homes or places that need filled and make a small fee.

Other hosts that don't own the home (they are simply rental arbitraging someone elses place) or that are only hosts for smaller places like a small apartment or condo, definitely not!

You can become your own private lender and make loans to those you meet at REIAS and your the bank.. most states have a carve out for small investors IE no license required check your state.this of course is a broad