Thanks Dave, if any of those were an option Id have done itThis was a miscalculation on my part though which has left me in a last minute crunch.

I recently purchased a duplex about 5 minutes away from where I currently live.My goal for the duplex is to furnish and rent to travel nurses/workers as it is very close to a large hospital that is expanding in the near future.

As Erik mentioned, commercial loans can often have a due diligence fee, portfolio loans too sometimes.

It reflects the average rental income per booked night, including nightly rates and additional fees like cleaning charges, pet fees, etc.

They should be able to offer this service for free to their hosts and provide a value add for their fees.  

I’m here seeking out someone to just take me under their wing and help a newbie learn the ropes or just provide some insight into how they would start investing if they were in my situation.Here is a brief idea of what my situation is:I own a home in Northport, Alabama which is about 20 minutes from downtown Tuscaloosa, Alabama - Home to the University of Alabama.

@Charles MaceIn another group I am part of someone reached out to me that they are note buyersand offered a referral fee if they bought a note from me.

Quadruplexes are in the $700+ rage and 5+ Units can range from $100-200k per door depending on the layouts and condition of the units.

As a financial advisor and professor of finance, I want to provide a more detailed analysis of the use of whole life insurance as a funding source for real estate investments:High Fees: Whole life insurance policies often have upfront commissions that can be as high as the first year's premium, and ongoing management fees.

I've been watching alot of YouTube videos and I would be doing a level 2 rehab in which they say will be roughly in the $20 - 30 per sq ft.