Here is my version.$325,000 price with 20% down would leave $260,000 left to finance.

The simple version is a lender agrees to accept less than they are owed to settle with a borrower.

Unfortunately, it appears to have come with a crazy tenant in one of the units.Short version is we are worried one of the tenants might do significant damage to the property / our vehicles in the parking lot.

Hope this helps, we just put this version one together this week as part of our investor guide to help our clients after they close and begin rehabs.

I am looking at the 5-50 unit space and see all kinds of versions of this. 

Hi @Kevin Boyd,Both sites allow you to upload an online agreement and guests are "required" to check that they've agreed to the terms of the agreement before they are allowed to proceed to book online.However, because I suspect many people do not even look at the rental agreement when they book online (and I want to be sure they understand the terms of my agreement) I require all of my guests to sign a personalized version for their booking.In my "House Rules" on each site's listing I've included this requirement:Must be willing to sign a copy of our rental agreement & provide a copy of your valid IDAfter they've made their payment to confirm the booking I collect their email address from them (in the case of an Airbnb booking since their personal email address is not provided) and I send the rental agreement to them directly.I hope this helps!

If you are currently renting however, you might consider a more mild version of house hacking to start building equity such as buying a 4 bedroom house and renting out the other 3 bedrooms.

Can someone please elaborate on how the audio version of the book is delivered/downloaded?

It also gives you a skewed version of profitability because instead of taking the maintenance/capex costs and showing them as expenses (which they are, albeit paid to yourself) you're likely not showing them at all and getting a higher FALSE profit margin. the cost to build a roof is set by the market. whether you pay yourself or pay someone else doesn't change the value of the work.

We are looking for a property that needs some love and our plan is to do some version of a “live-in” flip.