As low-income owners with a keen entrepreneurial spirit, we balance W2 jobs with side hustles, such as selling custom t-shirts or baked goods.

Hey Bp,I wanted to share my situation with the hope of recommendations or suggestions.

*I do not wish to trick my employer or any financial institution, I simply want to take advantage of the 5% multifamily down-payment and flexibility of my corporate job.

I love this country mate but it's starting to resemble communism...The most thankless job in all of real estate is property management.It's almost impossible enough to find a legit operator like yourself and then folks request lower fee's.Unbelievable...I don't think folks understand how much time and effort is needed to property manage "properly" and the 10% is peanuts.Sure, if you pay in peanuts you will get a monkey heheTry self managing and many will come back crying in a few months.Just my opinion after pounding the PM pavement for 10+ years now 

Financing fell through due to loss of job mid-transaction.

Also, assume a regular job so I do not need extra income.

Does anyone have any suggestions on short-term rental insurance for a single family home with a 17-year old roof; location Davenport, FL or how to negotiate in an offer to purchase.Thanks 

What suggestions do you guys have for this?

So all-in-all, I definitely suggest finding a good REIA in your area and attending as often as possible.

I am very excited to begin this journey because I’m ready to start living financially free and start a job that does not feel like a job!