They are hard to remove within a couple of hours by my cleaners and may leave bad impressions to new guests who may use them.

I personally just hired a college kid because he came to me to ask about investing and I was so impressed with his knowledge, I hired him to do some projects for me.Be learning based and offer to help others and they will give you a leg up to make you more successful.

In terms of advice, you might be better off posting in one of the other forums on BP, like maybe the general real estate investing forum https://www.biggerpockets.com/...This forum here is for member intros, so viewers might overlook your questions.

I looked into these products years ago, and got the impression they had high interest rates and were not interested in low loan amounts so I never looked into them further.

@Shyam Panchal Hearing your side gives me the impression that this is a lipstick on a pig kind remodel.If you find mold in a fully remodeled house that means they did a sloppy job.They didnot do a mold remediation.Mold remediation is a costly process and all they did was paint over the mold wich is an easy peasy.Like some one mentioned everyone and their uncle are into flips .Did you waive inspection contingency?

@Douglas Spence thank you for commenting and I plan on doing a FHA loan for 30 years, also correct me if I am wrong but I was under the impression you are able to do the BRRRR strategy even with a FHA loan.

Really enjoyed your post, and I’m inspired and impressed by your journey from SFR investments to participating in MF syndications to getting SEC registered.

Showing them initiative as an 18 year old will be impressive in itself.

I was reflecting on some of the initial impressions people have about multifamily syndications today, which prompted me to dig a bit deeper into the ‘why’ behind comments I’ve seen on message boards & social media, like these –‘I’m happy with my current investment decisions’ and ‘I don’t trust anyone who suggests a different strategy’‘ or I’m not interested in hearing about multifamily syndications, as I’m sure a pushy salesperson will try to convince me to do something that’s not good for me, and I don’t want to lose money’It occurred to me that I’m no different, and further reflected on how it took me a few months to be convinced to invest in multifamily syndications.

That sounds more like a light bulb than the impression we got.