Two books I recommend for you moving forward are "The House Hacking Strategy" by Craig Curelop and "Real Estate by the Numbers" by J Scott and Dave Meyer.Also - this is posted constantly in the forums and can be debated, but acquiring your real estate license just for one deal might be a massive waste of time.

A healthy price will generate a lot of inquiries, but only one of two applications in the first couple week. 

I just happened to talk to a Realtor talking about a strategy in southern Atlanta like towards the airport that involved developing on raw land with tiny home-style units for affordability.

No one can answer that because the first question all depends on how your basement is set up with agree (windows, doors, access) and what your town's regulations for legalizing a basement unit (usually way harder than anyone thinks).When you say join a JV, it would depend on your relationship and the asset and the split.

Combine the two by doing a BRRR on a house-hack!

Was hoping to have everything done by April but windows and doors took way longer than expected.

The revolving door of homeowners trying and then abandoning Airbnb adds to the platform's challenges.Like Uber did with drivers' resources, Airbnb is leveraging homeowners' properties.

It sound like a good deal and very good idea.There are two ways to can get this done and safe money. 1.

My closing date is in two weeks and now I’m just trying to figure out what my best route is.

**Basement and Exterior Door Concerns** - Issues with basement stairs spacing and significantly deteriorated bilco door steps present safety hazards and potential fall risks.8.