Are you falsely advertising and being predatory as you state “try and help you save their home” - how can you help them save their home, or you trying to get them to sell you the home at below market rate.

It might be frustrating, but both these companies have probably seen plenty of success and plenty of failure too and they want to see you win.Now with that said there are plenty of wholesalers in DFW that don't care if you win or not. 

Assuming you have two spouses who each make $300,000, your hourly rate is about $150 / hour assuming you work about 2000 hours a year.I personally think it is better to continue investing in LTR which will likely be less time consuming / stressful to STR's.You don't want to exchange something where you make $150 / hour(at work) to something else where you may only make $10 / hour.Best of luck

To Your Success

We are eager to learn and make informed decisions that will set us up for success in our real estate ventures.

My business partner and I are in the process of ending a very successful 10+ year partnership in which we managed to build a portfolio of 50+ units through the BRRR method. 

He's also correct in that the septic systems are rated by the maximum total occupancy of the home (they don't count dens towards that occupancy).

My initial idea was 10-20% down with 7% interest rate for 10 or 15 years after doing research. 1 person suggested a balloon at the end and another person advised against it. 

If you were to combine several of the units together to the point there are only 5 units in the building, would this destabilize the whole building and be able to bring the rents up to market rates once the leases laps? 

Aside from the higher interest rate (I will pay the mortgage), one of the areas I'm looking in charges higher property taxes if it's not a primary residence.