This strategy starts to compound when you find homes that have an ADU (accessory dwelling unit, casita, bungalow, etc…) along with the main house.

That's what you often get with these services:(You are often better off hiring your own VA, who you can personally train, off Upwork.Easiest way to train is to do a Zoom call by yourself, share your screen and narrate your way through the task you want done.

And I just wanted to see if anyone knew of any experienced MTR investors who'd be open to structuring some kind of partnership to help turn this into a successful MTR.There were two demographics I was mainly interested in servicing:1.

Hi all I'm looking to consult with a business attorney for company formation, and service agreements.

As opposed to what most people do, that often gets ignored: "Hi listing broker I wanted more information on 123 Main St, can you send it please?" 

Then do some research on some high yielding skills that can help you earn more money, either on the side, or eventually as your main thing. 

I'm interested in hearing from anyone that has or is using their services. 

@Wade Wisner Generally speaking there are 2 main types of loans for investors: “Conventional” and “Portfolio”Conventional - I'll define these as loans that come from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (if you recognize those names).

Now, Investor 2 is thinking of buying the SAME EXACT Property, 100 Main Street, with a Mortgage at 100% LTV, fully financed.... and the Monthly P&I will be $200 per month.

The 8-20 units are sort of a mixed bag, with some going to residential agents and going on MLS, and others going into more commercial brokerages (Loopnet (listing service not brokerage, CBRE, Cushman, Colliers, Newmark).