You are also working with less emotional clients and ones that are making more of a financial decision verses worrying about the color of the walls or what kind of flooring is in the living room.

, everyone knows about them and they are very time consuming with no clear date or if you are ever going to get any kind of a deed to the property.

It was kind of a shocker to me.. the paper just pulls public records and reports..:)

You can pay the partner in equity or some kind of interest on their investment.

I just don't see the kind of target demographic that uses AirBnB/even knows what that is or being interested in tiny homes being in New Bern, hurricane transplant or otherwise.

You will meet investors that are at different levels, with different skill sets, and strategies...but one thing they all have in common, is they had to start from somewhere!

What kind of properties, will you be trying to househack or have a passive rental etc.?

@Ayodeji KuponiyiWhat part of PA and what kind of sale/auction?

@Joseph Bogorad, put simply, anytime its principal and interest expenses total higher than 50% of its rental income (in this case, 61% at the asking price), you're looking at a probable negative cash flow scenario (given that your other expenses are commonly around 50% of its income).

Proverbs 9:17 Whoever is kind to the poor lends to the LORD, and he will reward them for what they have done.Good job brother