At the moment, I have a small amount of savings that I’d prefer not to use, though I do own a home with some equity (though limited due to PMI).I’m based in the Greenville/Spartanburg area, where there are many new builds and opportunities.

Ounce you get a qualified applicant you have to get property inspected which took us 4 weeks to get an inspection then they called some very petty items like outdoor exterior light that didnt have glass on it. 

I can relate to starting out with limited capital since it’s one of the biggest hurdles when expanding into a new market.

Clickbait headlines promising “easy refunds” or “loopholes everyone qualifies for” can lead people into real trouble with the IRS.Some things that are often misunderstood:STR (short-term rental) rules: People sometimes assume they can deduct every expense without limitation or ignore occupancy thresholds.

@Benjamin Schlais you can general market and advertise on any and all platforms, it would would simply be up to you to direct your applicants or leads to the system they will use once approved. 

Caution: When you can use the depreciation deduction depends basically on how you handle the Section 469 passive loss limitation stuff. 

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g.Consider that most MTR applicants only need 1-2 bedrooms and thus tend to not want to pay much more for 3 or 4 bedrooms.

So I linked the Arizona applicable laws for Ken, from the state of Arizona itself.

Some Zoning Rules have minimum square foot required, or have limit of one unit per lot.