When check on ODC site, there currently raising capitol for a Cash Flow Fund 2.

What helped me early on was running numbers through online calculators and double-checking them against real quotes from lenders and contractors to make sure the spread actually worked.Building out a list of reliable subs is huge too.

My tenant prospect has a good income above 100k working fulltime (verified) and background check looks good, however she has an active Chapter 13 with local court.

We held an in-person meeting over 6 months into the project to express our concerns with the timeline and to request weekly check-in calls.

Thanks for the book recommendation — I haven’t read that one yet, but I’ll definitely check it out.

— Some agents will help run numbers with you or can share rental comps, projected cash flow, or ARV estimates.Lastly, don’t forget the vibe check — do they listen to your goals or just try to sell you whatever’s easy?

The worst they can do is deny coverage.On the seller disclosure, they checked "No" under "governmental ordinances affecting the condition or use of the Property."

run comps and see what they have in them also check with your contracting team what they are seeing is popular in the market. just my 2 cents.if you need funding for that we can see if you qualify and we are local here in Jersey.

Not as much money as Airbnb or STRs but less work than STRs and more money than LTRs, and as someone said, if you've already got it furnished, it's an easy transition.Also, anyone interested, might check out "Erin's Guide to Midterm Rentals."

I would check their SEC filings.