If anyone of you faces the same challenges and wants to get together to exchange thoughts and ideas, feel free to hit me up.

There is no reason for someone to sell a lien below face value to you, and no reason for someone to pay a premium.

Low income, barely break even cash flow.

Are there risks you face that your property seller's and wholesalers don't usually factor in?

What type of tenants are you getting in these properties and what issues do you face with them?

I decided to search YouTube for how a person would even get started in the investing world, continued to find BP videos (and Brandon’s face) all over in nearly all of my searches, and the “hook was set” so-to-speak. 

Falling flat on my face when moving to San Diego was the catalyst for my newly found love for books.

The picture that's starting to become clear from other STR investors in the area is that there's a market for it for sure, but the revenue is just barely enough to beat out LTR.As for the randomness of my question about whether anyone is getting out of that market, it's not as random as I may have made it seem.

Otherwise you have to rely on someone else, and you never know if they know what they are talking about..The median sales price in Grand Rapids is $263,000: so class A and B are above the median, class C and D are below the median.

What kind of legal consequences might I have to face?