Are you looking to buy for yourself or as a group in a syndication mode?

I have been in video and research mode for all too long.

I try exclude any with a surviving spouse in the residence but I am not convinced that is a good idea.

It’s served us well, especially since we wanted to keep in lifestyle mode vs. scaleup.

His model is not exactly what we are talking about here per se but much of the approach applies to much of what you can be dealing with.

If you're in scale/growth mode, that is not the time.

There’s a lot to discuss on this topic and many different angles to cover.However, what I’d recommend is to check out some of the companies who are doing this and doing it really well:https://autocamp.com/http://getaway.house/tentrr.com (slightly different model)I think you can get a lot of inspiration from this sort of competition and better frame what you’re looking to do.

The lender will eat your capital call for breakfast.This is a bit like closing the barn door after the horses are gone, but the best defense here is to only invest in offerings that are raising a significant enough cash reserve, are well underwritten with conservative debt terms (low LTV and/or low default ratio), and skippered by an experienced and well capitalized sponsor that has survived adverse market cycles before.There have been comments in this thread about lenders requiring borrowers to put up substantial capital reserves (which is true, for now), and a suggestion that this provides additional safety. 

It is mainly reading based, which at first I thought I would not like as that is not my normal mode of learning, but I have been able to go at my own pace, completing 24 hours worth of course materials in 2 days while continuing to work my job. 

She can survive 12 hours without water, which is what you would have to do in your personal home.