I bought a home, lost my job and have not been able to secure a new job.

Any tips or pointers I would really appreciate it.  

They also want to identify a secondary source of repayment if the first one doesn’t pan out.

Missed preventative items.There seems to be a tipping point where the operational drag starts impacting returns more than the management fee would.For those who’ve scaled:When did that shift happen?

My situation:Based in White Salmon, WA, with Portland nearbyMedian home price locally: ~$600KIncome: $60K/yearCredit: 760+Down payment: $40KDebt: $0 I love the idea of house hacking but I think I cant afford a single family or multi in my market.

Great question Dave.When building a buyer list, one of the biggest things that helped me was focusing on buyers who have actually closed in the last 3–6 months in my target area.

I source and analyze both on-market and off-market opportunities that actually hold up under underwriting.I am very numbers-driven and margin-focused, but I also value relationships just as much as returns.

Made money, but not my thing.

One side brings capital, the other brings operations, sourcing, or local execution.

I have a tenant that is staying at my mid term 2 bed 1 bath rental in Columbia, SC.