I would make sure you have a good team ready to go and be ready to pounce whenever the opportunity presents itself.From the lenders perspective, it can be kind of tricky because there are plenty of properties that cash flow well, but even fully-rehabbed they are less than 100k, which make them difficult to lend on.

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I was interested in this topic as well, hopefully we can gain some insight to this.I'm wondering if you're able to achieve anything that would cash-flow as oppose to an appreciation/break even cottage play considering the short length of the rental season. 

Research the information provided, maybe talk to local experienced investors (someone unbiased not trying to sell you anything). 

Well this is maybe 30 minutes from there but definitely worth it! 

.- Request contact information for their previous landlords to verify their rental history.

How much, well that depends how good or bad they are.It sounds like this is a turn-key type of company. 

Depending on the size we may partner with 1-2 people so that’s another aspect I am looking into as well.  

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