I have no idea if I’m the only one he does this for or if he’s actively helping others too.

The best thing about this is it's a free source for building connections and getting information on local meetings.I have found that no one source will give you all the helpful information you'll need to be successful.

Let's discuss and help each other out!

Reach out to me directly and I’ll help.

I have even recently started a facebook group to help investors on the Oregon Coast connect.

I wish my parents helped on my investment journey.

Consulting with a local real estate agent who specializes in vacation homes can provide valuable insights and help navigate the intricacies of the Seattle market.

Hi Riyanka.While I reserve my top shelf contractor info for my clients, I'm happy to provide 3 hard money options. 1 warning- it's normal for most hard money lenders to quote a higher LTV upfront and then drop it, later, increasing your required cash in the 11th hour- so I recommend you pursue 2 at the same time.Ken Ketter, at the bottom, is the most LTV-stable hard money lender I've worked with in several years, but typically their loan money is dispersed/out- you may get lucky and they may have funds available.https://capitalfund1.com/https://www.hardmoneylendersarizona.com/Ken Ketter 928.853.5339If I can help with consulting in other ways, just holler. 

If you need financial help, ask under the "Finance, Tax, and Legal" forum.

@Isadore Nelsonhappy to help - some of the expenses you're missing would be property management, capex, repairs, and vacancy / turnover.so for example - $1000 in rent - you might have $100-150 in property management, $50-100 in repairs, $50-150 in vacancy and placement costs, and capex would be whatever is coming due soon. a furnace, a dishwasher, whatever.it also generally costs half a month to a full month's rent to place a tenant.