If everyone is doing their job, everyone wins.Of course you will want to validate their numbers, especially the values they give you.

If I recall, the investor had a high-paying W2 job, lived very modestly, and put a lot of her disposable income into buying and renovating properties for a sustained amount of time.

I am hoping to get some feedback on application fees.

I can’t afford to wait out fighting with Airbnb every month in hopes of resolving the issues

Our hope is to find ways to increase cashflow with this property short term and reduce our bleeding, and also consider the cost associated to implement.The property is 2 units fully occupied. 1 tenant already rents out our garage for an extra cost, the other tenants are left with no additional storage outside their unit.

I’m worried that’s why he has it listed so high and it won’t appraise for what he asking ($289,900 fully furnished when comps are around $250-270) so he’s hoping a cash buyer will come along.  2.

Besides, depending on your other income - such as your W2 job if you have one - it may be less than 15%.

I am looking to add passive income while still working my current job until it makes sense to do real estate investing full time. 

It is the students job to maintain the property, report issues, etc... not the mothers.

Your first day at a new school or job?