In the realm of real estate investments, the short-term rental loophole offers a unique opportunity, subject, however, to certain rules and regulations.

If you are just getting started in multifamily real estate investing (perhaps making the jump from SFR – single family rentals – or flipping) – make sure you are well prepared if you jump "up the ladder" too quickly – the world of 2-10 unit multifamily investing can offer a great "bridge" between SFR and Multifamily for any budding real estate investor.Video Version - (BP - please delete if this is not allowed)

I have a couple of associates that are available to offer the funding to do a flip I have in mind.

I conduct virtual tours and rely on their expertise when making offer and rehabbing. 

One guy offered schematics (no signatures or seals or MEPs just drawings to secure estimates from prospective contractors), but if I understand correctly, sounds like I need everything as this will go through all permit depts.I am also going to try to do SOME things myself if I can find a solid enough document or set of video instructions to do so... like maybe laying the tile or framing up the walls?

In the realm of real estate investments, the short-term rental loophole offers a unique opportunity, subject, however, to certain rules and regulations.

However, there are also single family properties that can offer great returns as well.As for navigating buying a duplex with tenants, it's important to do your due diligence and review the current lease agreements to see if they will fit your plans as a landlord.

If you want more high-level course material and coaching help, I know Jake offers that and so does Michael and Elizabeth Chang and Preston Seo.Best of luck!

Determine the type of offering etc., what are you investing in, what if you do not raise any money, what happens....

Economies of scale helps a lot lol  You can even look at ways to generate an affiliate income from tenants which doesn’t affect your landlords in anyway and offers value to tenants.