Everyone seems to talk about including the costs of the new mortgage, taxes, insurance, maintenance & capital reserves, and the vacancy projections when looking at realistic cashflow, which we already do for all the properties in our rental portfolio.But we, like many, cant find properties that are making any cashflow sense right now.

I have very little hope on what principal will be paid back if that day ever comes!

If you decide to do this make sure to plan ahead and track the income and expenses separately for each unit since LTR tax treatment is different than STR. 

Greetings to the community,I hope this message finds you all in good spirits.

So I've found the CSR's will constantly say stuff that wouldn't require a reply to try and get the chat to time out so they don't have to tell me they either can't figure out the issue or can't do anything about it, hoping if I time out of the chat (there's no way to pick it up, no way to have them email you a transcript, etc) that I'll just give up. 

I wish I could give better responses, but hopefully I gave you a couple things to think about. 

I have some general questions I am hoping to get answered to point me in the right direction. - Is it worth buying a course (seems like there are plenty out there) or should I just dive right in without one? 

I'm hoping to leave the corporate world as soon as possible to pursue building my dream. 

The Lead investor is the one finding the property, setting up management, raising money, managing repairs and upgrades, dealing with insurance, making distributions to investors and completing all the tax documents for the investors. 

I am under contract and hoping to get some guidance.Price is $490k in San Antonio, TX.