Haha bold strategy Bruce!

I keep wondering about insurance, vacancy rates, if tenant selection is a bigger/ different factor, terms of the tenancy and differences in opex and capex?

Last item would be on the chance that the damages were SO severe, that you could look to file a claim with your hazard/ home insurance. 

However if you have multiple houses most people don't have them all in different LLCs and if you have $50k in equity built up in each of them they are still going to go after your insurance money and whatever equity they can get.

Couple that with insurance rates and boards it could be more of a headache in the future. 

According to my research, BRRR could be a good strategy to start with to increase cash reserves and then go for buy and holds...I'm interested in Oxford Houses or other group home options or other ideas I haven't thought of yet!

3) Is rent by the room a feasible strategy with these county/city living restrictions?

Both strategies have their perks, so let's break it down:Property A: Leverage and Low Out-of-PocketAssuming the loan with no equity and a 6% interest rate means you keep more cash in your pocket.

Providing an exit strategy. 2.

Seth brought the deal directly to us, following our strategy of sourcing deals straight from sellers.