I wouldn't recommend subdividing them and putting utilities in. multifamily entitlement is much higher returns than subdivisions. just my advice but I have 10 years of experience in agency, appraisal, development, construction, from a national perspective but based out of columbus 

While I don't have enough experience with either company to say one is better or worse for hosts than other, I've always found VRBO to be the far clunkier and less user friendly by miles.

In my experience, you sue to evict and receive monetary damages for the owed rent up to that point plus court costs and an order of possession.

Using a conventional loan, you shouldn't use hard money until you gain some experience and know you'll be able to refinance swiftly.If you have some experience and want to do a BRRRR, you should interview multiple GCs, see their results, and pick the one that fits best. 

I don't have any prior professional experience.

They use your experience, credit score, reserves and the rental income must cover the PITI.

How did your experience turn out.Would love to connect with you and learn from your experience.

I have 7 years of realtor and investing experience with a small portfolio of rentals.

Investment properties take a lot of capital and even that amazing "cash flow" that everyone talks about should really be put in reserves for vacancy and repairs anyway.Learn from your current experience with your first home. 

Anyone have any experience with Section 8 and their requirements for Condos?