Period.Learn some lending basics before you loan a dime to anyone.

While the concept of the program might be appealing, my personal experience raises concerns about the consistency and reliability of the services offered.

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.

Then hiring a management company to do that for you will basically make the property break even or sometimes do worse than long term rental. 

I like the concept, Ill take a look!

Basically, write down every ****** thing they're probably thinking about you.

When nearby listings start showing more open nights 30 to 60 days out while rates slide, the arbitrage is basically gone.The other big tell for me is the same one you mentioned but flipped.

Hi @Jordan Epping, Yes, the concept is similar, but multifamily is underwritten very differently.

It’s a great opportunity to learn the basics of construction, join showings, and get exposure to marketing for new homes.

Most investors view these basics as "active" activities and are not required for a passive investment.