If they want to send an email, then write out a few sentences.

@Benjamin Furney I don't necessarily have an exact answer for you, but here are some considerations:First, whether people prefer LVP or carpet in a bedroom may depend on the quality of the LVP, and whether it's a style of LVP that fits a bedroom...some LVP is a stye that looks fine in a kitchen or bathroom, but it would look weird in a bedroom--the style has to look "normal" for a bedroom, and can't seem like it was made for some other area.

All other things being equal, more units beats fewer units.A four plex gives you three other tenants paying the mortgage, instead of just one.If you're set on a duplex style approach, look for a situation where there are two homes on one lot.

Most portfolio lenders want to see 15–25% down (more if it’s non-owner-occupied), a master insurance policy that names each lender correctly, an HOA-style budget with real reserves, and a modern TIC Agreement.

I would add two listing styles to Furnished Finder and Airbnb. 1 advertising the listing as an entire space.

In fact, that is literally why I decided to write the book: to set a standard for Co-Living.We do a lot of things to elevate the resident experience in our properties: community events, awesome common spaces, providing shared supplies, having a monthly cleaner, etc.This strategy is definitely a lot of management work, but it enabled me to build a portfolio that generates $10k/month in cash flow in only 2 years. 

If the quote you got felt high, it may just reflect lender-specific pricing or the way they’re structuring your deal, since these products can vary a lot based on property DSCR, LTV, and even whether it’s a more “no-doc” style loan.

I'm piloting a new construction program that's building a generational style home 6 bedroom 4 bathroom, 2500 sq ft house in a class B/C area.

Which to me is a life style change.. 

Now there have been other times when this has happened so not sure if this is a real thing or some BS for a fear style pod cast.