Interest rates just happen to be an additional obstacle many face who are focused solely on cash flow. 

Realistically, though, at bare minimum you should have enough money to subscribe to pop-streams, run your facebook ads, make cold calls, have CRM software, some money to invest into automations and etc.

I also think that paying off mortgages with earned income is not the best idea - it is a massive sacrifice over a long time that barely moves the needle.

I just haven’t found one of these that have slapped me in the face yet. 

Bryan, it sounds like you have a solid plan for rehabbing the duplex but are facing challenges with traditional financing methods like HELOC and home equity loans due to DTI issues.

I had a client in Scottsdale last year who faced a similar dilemma—they were purchasing an STR in December, with existing rentals in place, and they wanted to take full advantage of bonus depreciation for that year.So, for Question 1, the short answer is no, it doesn’t necessarily negate the STR loophole for 2024 just because a property management company is running the show for a few months.

Never invest in any city on this list.Low operating costs: Every company faces competition.

Would appreciate any feedback on those who have faced a similar issue.

I'm facing challenges with my home insurance for my Airbnb property near a national park in California.

There's a very good chance the issue(s) you face have already been discussed and answered.Ask questions in the appropriate forum.