My portfolio lender initially said no, as I think he misunderstood that I’d need a construction loan.

I initially thought I would loan money on a short term basis to a group that bought, rehabbed and sold properties, but discovered other opportunities once I networked with other local investors.With a variety of investment options, I met with real estate attorneys regarding required documents and to figure out what their involvement would be with each investment. 

There are so many of you on here who don’t mind pouring their knowledge and wisdom into the new generation of investors.

If you can refi and pull out more than your initial cash outlay, what is the COC return?

Generally the lead generations strategies are the same for both. 

Its owner is a third generation family friend. 

My initial study showed fair appreciation and healthy rental proposition.

List your favorite books for generating wealth or have made you an overall wiser person!

Initially I was leaning towards turnkey, especially after seeing so many videos and listening to podcasts by a certain TK provider who I’m starting to notice isn’t too popular on these forums... but I’m also reading comments by people who have ventured out “on their own” and it’s starting to seem less impossible to do it that way.

Hi Kimberly,Thanks for your reply.I indeed need to investigate it further, but first I'm checking if there's any potential business out there for me since I don't know if this initiative will work.There is indeed a big enough market of Airbnb properties in my area, I just need to find out how to contact them and explain to them why it's worth using my management service rather than self-managing.