They previously stayed at a reputable apartment complex in the area so I can get a landlord reference.

The capital stack especially in CA is VERY complex and typically involves everything and more that you mentioned.

Quote from @Elwin Green: This post is primarily for lenders and loan brokers.I'm thinking of buying a townhouse complex with seven 2/1 units, listed at $465K.I see it as a potential BRRRR project.

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Currently we are wanting to make a big leap and buy a 100-200 unit complex or something akin in magnitude.

The property features 750 sqft of office space, with mens and woman's bathroom and a break area, also has an attached 40x40 shop area and a gated yard all on a corner lot.

Or you can check out my website features running list of good deals to consider in the area for house hacks, STR, LTR, flips, mobile home parks, etc.Branson and Hollister have some of the best opportunities - lower price points, solid rents, and increasing tourism demand.

I also own a couple of out-of-state SFRs myself, so I understand how real estate investing can be both rewarding and really complex.

The complex is currently bringing in a gross 10k monthly in rental income and is priced at 975k.

.- VRBO: Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe there is a rental agreement feature built into VRBO that guests agree to when they book.