Don't waste an opportunity to have a ton of great meals and beer!

Lenders will want a property that is stable...that means decent condition and proven rental income...but it doesn't have to be perfect or even 100% occupied...just have a plan to fill it if this is the case.

We recently expanded to a house across the street and just added VRBO to the mix so we'll see how well that fills in the gaps. 

I am looking for a multi unit property I can occupy and rent in the Soulard area and just want to know has anyone had a hard time filling vacancies?

We purchased/house hacked a 4 unit property for about $238K using a 5% down loan and are now rehabbing each unit one at a time and then filling them with good tenants as they are finished. 

I'm trying to fill a vacancy in North Trenton but I can't seem to find anyone half decent.

So, I now need to fill both units in December, in Iowa.

If you want 20 units in 5 years to meet your passive income goals, then create a realistic plan that achieves that goal.Once you have your roadmap you can start filling out some short term goals to help you meet your longer term goals.

But if your main goal is to make money while minimizing headache, then the returns of this are marginal at best, as @Julie McCoyand @Ethan Cooke mentioned.If you had a two bedroom house, maybe you could do it so that you help out your friend and you can always get a room filled in Denver metro on Airbnb.

In the past when we paid the water, some would leave it running in the winter to prevent freezing, they don’t report leaks and one even filled a swimming pool.