Hello, I am going to be pitching to a potential investor/family member  on a partnership for my first duplex house hack.

Invaluable to hear different views early on to get a better understanding of the market.I am currently considering 2 approaches, potentially in parallel with a smaller 100% STR to learn the ins and outs of the market on a more professional setting.

I would categorize it as more as both political parties doing some potentially unwise things in respond to COVID and election cycles. 

This is likely going to mean a distressed property meaning a larger rehab and potentially a forced appreciation of an additional bedroom adding an additional story, finishing the basement whatever that might be, but finding that potential is where your delta or margin is going to be between the cash invested and ARV is where the "low risk" is built in for my and my way of thinking.Additionally if you want low risk on the vacancy side of the equation leaning towards multiple units to spread that risk out is always a good play as well.I also think "variety of exit" or flexibility in an exit is another major component to "low risk".  

Currently, the rate is super high, and rent-to-price is often lower than the mortgage rate, so in terms of capital cost vs. potential return from capital, it does not make sense to get a mortgage.

.- Assured Sale: Choosing seller financing may attract a broader pool of potential buyers, beyond myself, increasing the likelihood of a successful sale.I believe that by working together, we can find a solution that benefits both of us.

Hey all, I am about to put my house up for as a short term rental but I am still living in it, however I would like to get pictures up.Can anyone recommend a website that I could potentially stage furniture with existing furniture but be able to add like a light on a night stand and remove person items? 

Appears to be underperforming currently and there's a ton of value add potential.

Would the fact that the builder is the tenant reduce potential damage to the property?

Here are just a couple of withdrawal scenarios that would avoid penalties: to pay for higher education, unreimbursed medical bills, health insurance premiums, and first-time home purchase, if you separate from your employer at age 55 or older.