@Claudio Garcia Zuniga   Assuming this property is in Texas, state law will only allow you to pull 80% loan to value out of your primary home.

Know how and who is going to manage, speak with local PM companies (if not self managed) do some due diligence on projections, nightly rates and optimally visit (if haven't already) the areas you're exploring investing in.

She owns a short-term rental staging company and works with investors and holds my investor meetups in Florida.

Just figured I would post since I seen a few threads of people asking about the company.

There obviously were some squatters living here and am leaning towards a company I have talked to to clean it out and clean the floors and walls. 

CONTEXT-(30k in credit card debt, split between 4 cards, mostly in charged off status)(one vehicle loan that was charged off, is now caught up to current, not paid off, 50k original loan amount)(some card companies are contacting me trying to make a deal, so likely only have to pay 20k of debt off.

The old loan is paid off for $200KE.

How do I protect my investment as the loan amount is more than the replacement cost of the property?

I used my FHA loan and I am currently house hacking it.

I just talked to the management company that handles a few houses at the subdivision we are thinking to buy, she’s saying the honest number of rents revenue is 45-50k, may to August is all the earnings, all other months are pretty much dead.