Beyond that Im basically putting myself in the shoes of the guest and what would drive me to book one place over the other.

It’s a smoother way to learn the basics of managing a rental without the severe headaches of a full BRRRR right out of the gate.

It's basically a matching tool—you answer a few questions about your situation, and it connects you with CPAs and tax strategists who specialize in real estate investors.

The advice is very basic.

I invest in the Midwest, but the same principles apply no matter the market—strong fundamentals usually beat chasing the cheapest deal.

Basically GP's were creating their own math system to calculate investor returns to try and make numbers look better than what they were.

Basically 125/70.  

Your "numbers" section is basically done for you.Raising Private Capital by Matt Faircloth — Chapter-by-chapter breakdown of how to structure deals and present to private lenders.

Relatively basic question but this is my first purchase with installed tenants.

A lot of people chase “passive” income without realizing how real estate can impact their current income, too, when it’s structured the right way.To start, I’d focus on the basics of financing.