STR/MTR: Boston metro has tons of hospitals, could you rent to traveling nurses and get more cashflow while keeping the house for potential equity gains in the future?

I put the potential profit from the construction side into the deal.

In terms of determining if a property is a decent deal, you might want to look at the potential for rent increases in those areas and compare that to your mortgage payments and expenses.

Syndication is a great way to build massive wealth to fund my hopeful future endeavors and I also think its one of the best "curriculums" to learn all about business basics that underpin success in every industry.I'm very close to my next milestone now and my company is heavily pursuing marketing opportunities and our network to find potential partners for a ~$10M purchase in Kansas City for a ~7 year exit plan deal shooting for 16-18% IRR and 8-9% CoC returns.

I am reaching out to inquire about any tools you have all been using that have helped you find potential deals/leads.

(Not in SF, in Netherlands however no possibility to add outside of states.)Looking for like-minded investors or even better a potential mentor.

How can one tap into this niche so that property owners in and around Atlanta can get leads from potential mid-term tenants (such as casts, filming crew, etc).

I've posted extensively about coastal Oregon vacation rentals and their challenges and production potential, typically a strong STR will generate roughly 10% of valuation in gross annual income. 

It could potentially have some big cash flow consequences if you purchase a home that was built before 1978.. here is the state guide: https://www.nj.gov/dca/divisions/codes/resources/pdfs/lead_b...

But still, I’d hate to purchase it, rehab it and potentially lose it due to the “Right of redemption” or some other law.