Why would you leave the most essential part of your making money (getting leads) to a "professional" when they do the exact same thing for your competitors?

The problem with handshake partnerships is that you essentially inherit all the decisions of your partner and the investments - so those tools are important to keep both of you protected.

Well interest is essentially payment for the money that you are borrowing.  

That 70 50 34 23 45 % rule is garbage.It is not a guide, it is not a safety net. its like me telling you, if the smurf is blue it may be a good deal. 

in my peronsal opinon usuing your home base equity to then go out and buy a rental with basically nothing down that makes you a 100 or 200 a month is very very risky.. unless your buying in a market you have a very good chance of some major appreciaiton. other wise. your risking your home base equity for what is essentially a very little amount of money given risk. one bad tenant and can turn it upside down.to use the money for fix and flip make profit pay it off I personally think that works.. but again you do risk your home equity if the flip flops.

To paraphrase, she essentially said:“To answer your question (and it's a good one), I think prefab is still more complicated for one-off building than most people realize.

You are essentially linking yourself to another person and accepting all the benefits and problems that will be associated with that person.

Essentially your LLC has become the bank/hard money lender/etc.

At what point do I call the police if there's a legitimate worry regarding their safety or the safety of their two kids?

I have been toying a lot lately with the idea of purchasing a house in Denver and airbnb’ing half to either offset my mortgage or at the very least reduce my cost of living.I stumbled across Loftium, which is essentially a company that pitches reduced rent in great areas, but as the tenant, you are responsible for managing an on-site Airbnb.