One-on-One coaching DIRECTLY from the "main" guy/expert - avoid groups with "sub-coaches" (<--these are put in place because they can't handle the volume of new members)..makes you wonder if they're focused on building a coaching empire and making a ton of money from that - OR building a successful real estate portfolio & focusing on the success of their members. 3.

First year the property will make a little less as you try to build up reviews etc.Rentalizer is pulling data from other properties based on the criteria you put in.

@Eron A. definitely wall up that door and put in the half bath if you can. 

Since the restrictions have been put in place, the available market for STRs is much smaller, but we're always looking! 

-The homes in our budget are small and out of dated but with all of our savings in the downpayment we couldn't put in the sweat equity for a few years. 

You need to draw the money and put in checking.

If I did everything under the business they wouldn't do debt to income.Also when I use HELOC for a down payment I would just put in an application for a new mortgage on the remaining balance of the investment property.

Sponsor is in the process of set up an LLC with multiple members put in equity money and LLC to borrow a loan.

My opinion is that in a rental property, it's appropriate to buy wholesale, used, or scratched/dented appliances in a more entry level rental property.In a flip, if you're putting in new flooring, cabinets, countertops, paint, etc then you should also put in new appliances.

So I put in logic to say; a 3 bedroom will not make less than a 2 bedroom generally, so never report less than the -1 bedroom equivalent.