So far, I've averaged about 10 people a meeting, and I'm confident it will grow with consistency.

I am still able to consistently get deals because I make sure to do simple things like answer my phone, return messages, follow up with leads, basically be a professional.

I like the cash flow aspect of it but I am worried about price depreciation(I feel like the prices are too high now in 2020 at least in So Cal) and big repair expenses that could drain all the profits and put me in a negative.

As far as I know, no FHA lenders will count OT until it can be consistently shown for two years.

To qualify, you wold have to consistently spend more hours in your own REI business than you spend at your job, which is all but impossible.Sorry, the answer is no, unless you have a spouse who could qualify.

If you are looking for any assistance in any aspect of your real estate business either consistent or one time please feel free to give me a shout.

We get a few inquiries about furnished apartments-traveling nurses for example; but it just is not a consistent enough demand to cater to the 'furnished' market. 

->PropMgmtLLC - separate traditional single member LLC member managed by me, has its own EIN and bank account, has a contract with Cell1, Cell2 and handles all aspects of property management for property1 and proerty2, sends monthly invoice to Cell1, Cell2 and charges a $50/month management fee for each property.

I'm open to working with a newbie as well, either way my preference is to meet, discuss my business strategy and see if we would work together successfully.I'm comfortable managing every aspect of repositioning an asset, I'm now looking to do it for my own financial freedom instead of working a salary position and going it for someone else.

I dont think that aspect of the market has changed.