It's possible you might be able to get the Seller to pay a portion of the bill.

So far, I know:- find a good deal, with opportunity to add value- assemble a deal package showing numbers (current state, remodel, after remodel, returns before and after refi)- for the first deal or several I will have to accept I won’t be able to take as large of a portion of equity as I’m a large risk for investors- attend meetups feverishly- be active on forumsWhile this all seems intuitive, I have a mental road block preventing me from accepting that I will be able to raise funds.

So far, I know:- find a good deal, with opportunity to add value- assemble a deal package showing numbers (current state, remodel, after remodel, returns before and after refi)- for the first deal or several I will have to accept I won’t be able to take as large of a portion of equity as I’m a large risk for investors- attend meetups feverishly- be active on forumsWhile this all seems intuitive, I have a mental road block preventing me from accepting that I will be able to raise funds.

It’s a huge tourist market, it’s near the beach, it’s drivable to a large portion of the US and the laws are favorable.

I'd appreciate any feedback on whether carpet or some type of LVT plank flooring option is the way to go for the main portion of the unit (everything but the bedrooms). 

If you don't plan to live in some part of the property at least a portion of the time, you have to get a non-owner occupied STR permit instead of an owner-occupied one. 

(Principal pay down portion is $790) with $37k out of pocketb.) 30 year loan PITI + HOA = 1252 at 3.875%. interest rate (principal pay down portion is $283) with $26k out of pocketTo give context, I currently own my primary residence worth 290k and I owe 240k its a 3.37% interest rate.

I have seen some self-rental of a primary residence, but it usually involves only a portion of the house as an 'office' for their S-Corp or Partnership. 

When I met the AC guy, we walked into the garage to check out the heater/blower portion of the system. 

Should he get a portion of the monthly income as well, equal to his percentage of property owned?