Their firm should be focused on investment properties or have a group/team that the agent works with that's involved in that capacity.4.

Yeah I believe that I was told that there was an HOA, but that there was no limitation on renting it in a short term capacity, which is the only reason that I even bought the property.

I've tried perusing the California tax laws and it taxed my limited brain capacity, so I had to give up.

@Amelia Posely my company actively wholesale in 4 states and we work with agents in many different capacities.

Most lenders were at 9% to 15%, somewhere in that range, so they have to taper down.Not all lenders were/are >7%, and some are still below, with capacity to do more.

My guess is after a couple years if you can do 2-3 homes, you'll then have the financial capacity to invest the time needed. 

You might run into adequate HVAC capacity and needing to run additional ductwork (then determining a pro-rata billing set up perhaps) or even an additional unit with separate water meter just the same. 

Surely someone in here has invested or even worked with them in some capacity.

First on the chopping block is/was naturally cash out refinances on rental properties.But some lenders were at 4% or 5%, room to absorb what others don't have capacity to do.

Depending on your mental capacity and major, it maybe difficult to pursue investing while getting an education.