Shot you a DM as well, would be happy to take a look as well.Good luck!

With all due respect I think you have missed my point entirely and are looking at the telescope through the wrong end.The idea is not to spend $100k on a kitchen and wall it off, the idea is to have it be a separate room so there is no need to spend anything close to $100k on it in the first place and put that money towards a better use.To each there own, but I would never waste such sums on the kitchen, which even with that kind of money spent on it will still look less than appealing if it is actually well used.

You can also research those you meet at the events by reading their posts here as well.

(Hydrostatic test needed as well)

They structure the class very well and offer lots of tools that help in learning the class material.

There is no doubt that REI in Section 8 is risky, but the entry point is attractive with leveraged yields well in excess of what you can achieve in regular REI.  

Would love to network with fellow MA investors if you're going as well!

May as well just put your money into HYSA at 5% without the stress and hassle.

Part of my pre-approval process is to scrub the borrower's bank statements for these and find out up front what they are for proper DTI calculation - I almost had a file fall apart last year because of Affirm. 

Having a high w2 will help as well.