Tell them they have 30 days to leave, but offer an incentive for them to leave earlier.

I think if you have the ability and time, it's a great option as you are starting out.

I would skip this for sure.Agreed, it's not legal or proper to give out the names or phone numbers of your borrowers without their permission.There's absolutely nothing inappropriate or unseemly about offering up borrowers willing to share their lender experiences with another potential borrower.The private lending landscape is littered with scammers and bad actors.

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Lots of other EP options for building the box are available now.  

We just put an offer on our first investment property.

I have offered both to buy them a condo to start, but they aren't ready yet so one is renting and one lives in an ADU on my property.Single-family is strong and smart, but I like condos for younger kids because the HOA saves them of all the things they don't know how to do.

Even if they are on mls so one is going to end up making an offer close to market value.

I really like the equation, though, because it does encourage/provide the idea that house hacking can truly increase your personal net worth and be a better option than for example  (having a relatively higher income in town A but you rent versus lower income in town B but you house hack -- the NWROI may tell you house hack in town B!

I have talked to a few of these agents and while they sell this stuff  they really dont do anything except want you to make offers and then hire a contractor for a fee to go look at it..