I plan to try out the Airbnb model with it.This is a story of being resolute on your goals.

I ran across a company and business model that seems suspicious to me, and I'd like some feedback from the BP community. 

It appears to be a rental model for a property with open spaces in a higher cost of living area where rents are high. 

(i.e. 2 houses funding 1 mortgage) In this model you keep snowballing until you determine you have reached the limit that you can handle.Option 2: Set a "Cashflow" you are wanting to get from each unit then backcalculate what the max LTV is you can use to still meet the desired cashflow.

I know a lot of other investors here really love the BRRRR model. 

This model is very appealing to me because it ads another avenue for me to increase value / equity outside of the normal means.

Their title co will exempt these unrecorded liens in the B Exemptions, and their title insurance is not really free....they hit you with a bunch of other junk fees.The LP is a non issue, as along the underlying lien is cured.Note....the fines for the code violations may be paid but of course you still have to fix the underlying problem.....here, you can’t really pay off the fines without curing the problem first....I’d try to find out the local specific procedures and maybe a lot a few thousand extra to it.

I would like to structure a deal with the seller to get the attorney fees paid, loan fees paid and work out a payment plan with them for the next 5 years using a seller finance model.

Not sure if BRRRR is a good model to be applied in this area since the rehab cost is high and rent is usually less than $2k on average for a SFR valued at $300-400K in this area. 

I've been following his computer model's predictions for everything from real estate to precious metals to stock markets for over a decade.