@Alex Get Working with tenants who struggle has value for a landlord for two reasons:1.

The faster you move into short-term rentals the more problems you may find you struggle with. posted by @Gareth Fisher:Hey guys, I have been investing for several years now and am looking to try my hand at nightly rentals.I am looking to do a hybrid of the BRRR strategy. 

The struggle with investing while in the military is that you can't build your network in an area to manage and do repairs.

I've been trying to put myself in a struggling homeowner's shoes in order to understand their logic (or non thereof) and maybe I can have an educated conversation with them (since we call ourselves problem solvers, right?)

They seem to struggle without a purchase contract unless there are a decent amount of comps. 

I never understood why sponsors do that “buy-out” thing—but what I struggle even harder to understand is why investors invest in those deals.  

I was struggling with if this was part of my return since I felt I needed to repay myself for the cost of investing. 

I want to be that relief to a struggling single mom ready to let go of a house full of bad memories for a fresh start.

Given my limited time and money I m making progress ( which is great) but I m struggling.

The interest carry will eat your profits fast especially if you struggle to get the project done and sold quickly.