Does sound a bit too good to be true... mind if I ask location and asset class? 

To be a true second home, it usually will need to be more than 50 miles from your primary home and either near a tourist attraction, lake, near family, etc.

There are eligibility requirements- "The more of these factors that are true of a home, the more likely that it is your main home.The address listed on your:U.S.

The true cost is not the fee...it's the management of vacancy and maintenance and those are hard to assess during interviews. 

View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.I just really feel like this COC Return and Yearly Earns are to good to be true.

That strikes me as too good to be true, OR an oversimplification.

You can bid higher than the asking price and make a lot of money immediately, but you have to understand what true cost to the REI is, and how to arrange the flow of money to and from the REI...through the deal first.3 - What a REI plan is, how to design one specific to the REI (not anyone else), and understand that your plan is a series of connected decisions, with each decision you make is based on the criteria needed to lead directly into the next step of your plan. 

If you think that the area will bring in people upgrading the buildings and improving the area a lower cashflow deal can be worth it the paydown on the property and appreciation are your true wealth generators!

True hard money lenders don’t require a credit check as the property itself stands a collateral for the loan.

I have a passion for construction and managing repairs and projects 2.