If I asked the internet the answer is yes, but here's my logic and my quation to the community.

Many internet buyers like Zillow, Offerpad made the market fierce and worse in many ways for buyers and sellers this year.

Using an internet mortgage company may go over better in some markets than others.

Room 1 - 625Room 2 - 600Room 3 - 750 (converted garage)Room 4 - 750 (converted living room)Room 5 - 650Room 6 - 650Each room also pays a flat rate of $50/month for utilities and internet.

There's a ~20-30k population here but yet nothing on zillow/apartments.com/the internet.

Figured I’d do a cheap smart phone with a hot spot so I can have the system connected to the internet and notify me of any motion detection near the side people keep breaking into.Would also be great if it was a camera motion sensor spot light that maybe also did an audible alarm noise or maybe I can even communicate verbally through it.Sounds crazy but pretty sure there’s spotlight camera that does that.Probably need 4 cameras total.Any recommendations?

Borrow some more.2) Do your research and comps (it's so easy nowadays with the internet - imagine it 30 years or more ago:-)3) Buy something4) Let it appreciate while at the same time it gives you some extra income!

I see syndications offered all over internet thru companies like crowdstreet, but this type of investment is not offered on the internet for some reason.

If you don't know where to look for hard money, you can start with a simple internet search "[name of town] hard money lender".Then make a few calls, get an idea what people charge, and if they expect you to have some capital up front, and go from there.

You need to speak and an attorney who specialized in syndicated real estate.Read everything you can find on the internet about syndicating real estate deals because the laws and the math is fairly complicated.