Hi @Anthony Caleca, like @Thomas Lee I am curious as to how your investment actually panned out vs. your pro-forma numbers.

Many look really good on paper, but will not pan out due to neighborhood or type of tenant.

Put both my properties (if everything pans out) in it along with the right umbrella policy.

Those don't always pan out as realistic goals in every market.

There are 2 pans that had rotten food in them, a couple of mattresses that have seen better days, and a few clothing items but rest is literally just trash.

Bill Gulley I have already applied to other agencies to shorten my commute etc but if it doesn't pan out I want a backup option!

We are panning on using a  Home Style Renovation Conventional Loan which requires 15% down (of the overall construction and renovation amount)  The construction cost are part of the loan.

I dislike trying to figure out how I'm going to prepare a meal with one dull knife, no cutting board, a mixing bowl and one tiny pan I can put into the oven.

I had a failed attempt at what I now know to be house hacking back at the beginning of 2016 with a duplex in Mansfield, MA that taught me quite a bit of the difference between buying a home to live in and o home to invest in and I was hooked, even though that particular property didn't pan out.

You also need to set the property up for AirBnB so you need to invest in furniture as well as things you may not have considered like pots and pans should the renters want to cook.