The rental market is like any other market, and you have to offer a good product at a good price to compete.

Very large groups or ones that seems to push a product aren't exactly what I'm looking for and it seems that most meetups are usually pushing a product for the most part.

This is it on Amazon:http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0970002343

@Kyle Gregg You are right in that the loan product regs prohibit you to do any of the work yourself, and that relates to any work that the 203K funds are paying for.

Has anyone else seen this product?

I am trying to get a furnace cover for a product that is no longer manufactured.

How will your marketing be better than the previous owner that you can get a better price for the same product?

Consider the liabilities that you are accepting as his employer..... driving around while on the clock, drunk, hits somebody...... gets hurt on the job, giant increase in WC premium for a long, long, long time...... damages products or materials during installation, guess who gets to pay for them and can't deduct them legally from his pay check...... you run out of work, he collects unemployment...These may be worst case situations, but they still exist and lets not forget incentives to being productive... hourly employees have little financial incentive to being productive, it basically comes down to a combination of a mixture fear of losing a job, how much they can get away with and of course their work ethic.What all this means is that unless there is huge gain for you somewhere beyond just a couple of thousand dollars over a year there is no way you will offset these issues, there would need to be some very large gains, possibly non-financial to warrant hiring this guy versus paying him as a 1099.

Conventional net rental income if positive can also be added to income unlike VA "0," max.Not that you want to be your own loan officer but its important to know the pro's and con's of each product above and how qualification is determined so you can transition from one to the other so you can seamlessly invest with out lending hassles.

Which products have you used that worked?