That is a bad idea.

My plan is to hold onto it as a rental property, targeting Section 8 tenants, as the rental income is quite attractive at nearly $1,500 per month.Here's the challenge: The property's purchase price and labor is below $40,000, and I'm uncertain about my ability to secure a traditional mortgage for a property at this price point.

We do not know where our passions lie at this time but am looking for ways to invest and love the idea of house flipping and STR, but honestly so open and excited to learn about it all. 

Part of this was creating a high return investment from converting your current real estate holding to liquid note investments. 

Despite that, it didn't produce much income and they abandoned the idea.

I am in the same situation, I'm about to close on a home in Kennesaw that I liked for the idea of, converting it to a duplex and renting out rooms.

Again, I do not dismiss that folks are feeling inflation so getting access to $ may seem like a good idea.

Hey, im looking to start investing in multifamily and buy and hold.

The you simply restart the process by being your own bank and reaping the benefit of getting the best deal since its an all cash offer.Even if you do have a great rate on the first its holding you hostage on your equity and there is a way to beat the rates so you pay less.  

I understand they have 12 month subscription services, does anyone have experience with them in regards to buy and hold real estate?