@Sean Delisle , we like to keep the option…options are good, helps with town support and bank lenders will like some year round stability.

And if I as the consumer-facing LO was told that, and believed it, that means I've told it to consumers, and they will have believed it too.

Of course, not all of these need to be done immediately, but based on your guys experience which ones are the most important to look at and conduct.Examples of repairs include:Fungal damageCracks on side of buildingRear deck and support infested with wood boring beetles and fungal damageCracked kitchen tileBroken window Garage and attic wiring...etcAs you can see if I were to do all these repairs it might cost be more than my downpayment...so I want to figure out which ones are actually necessary.

Can be adjusted if really need to.Monthly debt obligations appearing on credit report, plus (if applicable) personal rent and alimony/child support/etc: Outside of their current home loan, only a lease on a car at $760 a month.

I’m looking for new investors, those with 0-2 properties would probably be best, to network, work together to bounce ideas around, encourage and support one another, and hold each other accountable.

Comps are supporting listing at $150k. 

I am also looking for a potential website or company that can find this information for me and help me speed up the process because thus far it is relatively time consuming locating the multifamily then finding the owners contact information, etc.

Insurers don't want to touch high wind storm areas so the two states I'm familiar with (FL and NC) have state supported insurance pools for high risk wind damage areas.

To be more upfront, it's extremely time-consuming and you'll face a lot of rejection, similar to that of any sales industry.

Short-term rental taxes, fees, licensing, HOA fees, commissions, cleaning, private financing, etc… can quickly consume cash flow.