Builders built in a ton into the price of the home and then offer to give it back to you in the form of down payment assistance if you use their in-house (company owned) lender.

This happened because I was evicting a tenant for non-payment and they called code enforcement. 

The mortgage payment will be 3.5K.

Here is 3 scenarios: conservatively projected low/medium/ and scenario 3 is actual recent net returns  (unlikely repeatable right now) I'm looking for alternative ideas to deploy $150-200k down payment on a much larger investment than a 1br house, so I can play the appreciation game as well as the income game.

Purchase price: $430,000 Cash invested: $10,000Seller Financing 10% down payment, 5% interest rate.

Our monthly surplus income, after accounting for all expenses, amounts to $3,800, providing a solid foundation for potential mortgage payments or land-related expenses.While I am confident in the value of the land to my operations and its long-term potential, I recognize the importance of careful financial planning and strategic decision-making.

One of the bigger wins for me is the ability to duplicate listings fairly quickly across multiple platforms like HomeAway and booking.com, with an API integration you no longer need to use their admin screen and can do it all from HomeAway as well as process payments via Stripe.

My goal is to have a property where I can put 5-20% down, and be able to airbnb it to cover a decent chunk of the mortgage payment and be able to visiting a couple months of the year.If anyone has any experience with this I would greatly appreciate to connect with someone!

With current interest rates though and cost of property in Nashville, nothing even comes close to seeming like it will rent for enough to offset what our monthly payment would be.

My concern is that currently, the monthly mortgage payment (~$2,700) will be higher than average rent for a 1 bedroom (~2,400).