I doubt I would hand the whole thing over to a developer, as I'm inclined to use the experience as a stepping stone in my career. 

On larger deals, I've actually seen LTVs come down in the 50%-65% range, depending on the type of property/experience of the developer.

@Helena Lee, I do not have experience with it, BUT I would expect to pay capital gains on the bitcoin. 

My goal is to help property owners navigate management challenges while ensuring their investments are well taken care of.I’d love to hear from experienced investors about what’s working in the Charleston market and share insights as I gain more hands-on experience.

If so what was the experience like.Any other suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

With my background in hospitality and a drive to create exceptional guest experiences, I decided to take the leap.

We closed and the Dundee property was listed for rent late August.105 days of vacancy, three rent reductions, and two PM teams later, I’m stuck with an unrented property that, once rented, will cash flow negative each month (and that’s excluding the cost of the 100+ days of vacancy).I later learned that the initial PM team I was paired with actually did not have any experience with RTR.

In my experience, there are a range of starting-off experiences, but one's experience is not always indicative of someone's desire/drive/commitment to pursue and thrive in real estate. 

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Hindsight and a few decades of experience has taught me that with a good lawyer I would have been in the clear completely.