Lots of Airbnb owners converting to LTR in Orlando area rn

Right now I'm working with a client to get a recently acquired 8-unit fully vacant so that we can begin rehab to eventually re-rent at higher rates.

It has a 600 sq ft attic that I'd like to convert to livable space. 

I am trying to start with wholesaling real estate and eventually get into something more passive.

I am interested in learning about creative financing for this rehab, networking, and eventually growing my LTR portfolio to several units, with some potential added flips along the way.

Then eventually jumped from my 9-5  I've bought single family, Duplex, Triplex, Fouplexes and even a 10-Unit. 

If you have a nice size portfolio that is breaking even, if managed correctly, that will eventually turn into cashflow.

Before converting, I’d confirm CMHA’s current payment standards and inspection criteria—they can vary slightly by neighborhood.

The US population is about 40 million people higher in that time frame which converts to (approximately) 15 million more households.

We converted a big sale that saved almost seven figures in taxes, I wanted to buy them a Caribbean cruise after that one and felt like it was still worth the money it was very much a dollars and cents thing.