Maybe once I get my feet wet I will look into AirBnb type rental.

It we make numerous attempts without personally serving them then we can post it at the building.  

There WERE numerous vacant house in her area and one rental company started buying them and showing them as they were and had tenents linded up before they finished rehabbing them.

A home with a walkout basement and a wet bar can easily be house-hacked. 

Needless to say the next morning they woke up to a very wet apartment. 

I could go to numerous different insurance companies once I reach every five units but that would be a record keeping nightmare. 

There are numerous rules and caveats, but for now I'll explain the principle and depreciation.So one caveat is your mortgage payment.

Regardless, I'm just trying to get my feet wet and connect with suggestions on ways to learn the business a bit, and if there maybe some other things I should work on aside from building credit, saving money and educating myself.

Hoping they re-leaseWhy I like itGreat first property to get my feet wet in this industry.It was an easy process w/ roofstockI bought in a good B class neighboorhood with 3bed/2bath.It meets the 1% ruleMistakes made.Probably paid too much for it, not a home run, but a base hit.Didn't know their was an HOA, but it still cash flows even so.Probably could have done a bit more due diligence What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Hoping they gre-leaseWhy I like itGreat first property to get my feet wet in this industry.It was an easy process w/ roofstockI bought in a good B class neighboorhood with 3bed/2bath.It meets the 1% ruleMistakes made.Probably paid too much for it, not a home run, but a base hit.Didn't know their was an HOAProbably could have done a bit more due diligenceWhat made you interested in investing in this type of deal?