When someone operates by pitching an investment on here it tells me that they have no compliance department, no legal, no offering documents, no care to evaluate the suitability of potential investors, no disclosures, no financials, are not registered  and so on.

But the potential big kicker would be from value appreciation in an area undergoing “revitalization” or gentrification.  

For individuals navigating the demands of a w2 job and grappling with substantial tax obligations, exploring the potential of short-term rentals unveils a compelling avenue to mitigate tax burdens.

The city is protecting the potential clean up expense and that is backed by state law. 

I must be missing something here because previous potential buyers realized these problems right away. 

Happy to chat with you about potential areas that may interest you.

Or is it better to use a professional texting service to potentially avoid legal responsibilities? 

Of those 4, only 1 was qualified and they ghosted me on the day of the showing.We're house hacking this property so I'm being careful about screening, which may be a turn off for some potential tenants. (6 questions pre-screening form, followed by a short phone screen and set up showing before requesting application)We aren't in a crazy rush to get this filled, as the mortgage is manageable and we're using it as our residence, but after a week at our lower price I am considering dropping it again.Another concern I have is how 90% of the inquiries I get are from Facebook.

I am planning on getting a degree in interior design to help increase my success and potential in house flipping.

Gotta get creative and search for some seller finance potentials in order to get a good BRRRR deal.