It is possible that if the deal goes south, the tenant may in fact have some equitable rights, and hang you up in court and possibly force an ejectment which is different from an eviction.Not knowing the laws in your state, I'd advise you to consult a competent real estate attorney and have them review (or draw) all the docs.

You need to stay consistent with all of your properties.

I'd like to stay in touch and hear any feedback from you as you continue to look into Equity Trust.I'll provide feedback that I have, as well.

I stay completely off market, because that’s where the good deals are found.

I will be in contact with me RE Attorney this week to draw up a contract.

I do suppose it could, but I do think it's wise to stay nimble and not lever up too much at this point in time.

Stay pushing forward and post updates if you could, thanks for sharing bro and good win.

In the winter we also stay booked and have had travel nurses for 3 months at a time in the off season.

@Jeremiah GaviñaI would stay away from anything that references the word "loophole."

It depends on your risk tolerance but I don't like to go more than 60-70% as long as I stay cash flow positive.