@William Goodlett @Greg Parker That biggest concern is how people are going to afford to pay for a home or rent a home now that so many people have lost their jobs.

Contractor relationships has to be the biggest part, that can't be stressed enough.

For example, folks who levered up to do AirBnb and are looking at zero revenue for several months at least and maybe through the remainder of the year, or longer if people are scared to return to travel for some time.

Assuming those check my boxes, my biggest obstacle will be to either rent right away or to do a rehab to get the most rent possible.  

I went PRO on BP so I could analyze more deals (trying to do at least one day while working), registered to attend some meet ups (Corona is kind of killing that right now), and lastly I have now started to reach out to reach out to others knowing that is going to be the biggest challenge for me because I am an introvert haha.Today...

I went PRO on BP so I could analyze more deals (trying to do at least one day while working), registered to attend some meet ups (Corona is kind of killing that right now), and lastly I have now started to reach out to reach out to others knowing that is going to be the biggest challenge for me because I am an introvert haha.Today...

I would say that taking a risk is the biggest lesson learned.

The biggest issue is getting one to come out and give a real quote during our option period.

The 6 cabins average $54,600 per year each in gross revenue ($327,000 total). 

Biggest thing, is make sure your numbers are airtight and ask your broker exactly how they will be determining your rates and terms.For loan shopping, just vet experienced, investor savvy loan brokers.