Originally posted by @Chris Reynolds:Looking for some advice and introductions to lenders,I have a property paid in cash, with no loan that is worth $70,000.

He posts a lot of videos and backs his opinions up with a lot of good statistics and research-Used to love Meet Kevin's real estate videos - now he's morphed into covering the economy as a whole (which includes politics, stock investing, etc).

I wrote an entire post on that topic that you can read HERE including clips of the language in the note and what to be aware of.

I've already factored in pool maintenance costs in my original post...as that's something I would continue to handle.

@Pham duc Tai Welcome to the forums and congrats on the first post!

@Jessica DiPonziano, you posted in "Medium Term Rentals" and for short and medium term rentals I suspect most are provided furnished.

Thank you for posting this!

My plan was to gradually raise rents to market rate over a two-year period, which would generate a cash flow of $200 in two years with a 7 percent interest rate.The seller is firm on the purchase price and has cash offers as backups if our agreement falls through, but we are currently under contract.Pls let me any additional info needed, as this is my first post. 

Y'all got tricked by post-GR which was the greatest culmination of events for residential REI.

Post upgrades projected $85k-95k+ GrossOne topic I have not discussed regularly is the multi family market.