Instead, think about:JV or equity partners — someone funds the deal, you handle the restPrivate lenders — short-term money from your network (even at 8–10%) could still work if the numbers are solidHELOC or cash-out from another property if you’ve got any equity to tapBorrowing for the down payment means you're basically paying interest twice — on the loan and on the DSCR — which eats up your return.

Even if you use a lawyer a basic knowledge will help you work better with your attorney and probably save some money. 

And the trustee could see that the chapter 11 was not sincere so they basically took everything and are liquidating the assets through auctions.  

@Jarred Cline im not a financial planner, I don't eve really have enough context to direct you, but I can tell you from personal experience when I was young, and in the corporate world I basically cashed in one of my first 401Ks to purchase our first home. 

(3) There is also the argument from many who says molds are basically everywhere and there is no link between mold and sickness some claimed to be mold induced. 

You’re basically running a hospitality biz with guests, cleaners, constant turnover.

You're basically paying $3k more taxes a year by not using $10k+/yr depreciation to offset rental income.

They were all trapped in their glorious tech and couldn't manage the basic functions of property management.Anyway, avoid.

Go to local events, reach out to other investors, and don’t be afraid to ask questions, even basic ones.

Beyond installing faucets, vanities, toilets, or doing basic electrical repairs I'm not doing any of it.