Hey @Brice Peterson, yes it is possible.

My point is most people can get along fine without ever doing it themselves. 

Hey there.I currently invest in SFR houses in Memphis, TN that I rehab and rent, I came across a pretty good deal in Midtown Memphis (pretty close to overton park - pretty good location in 38104 zip code), however, its a multifamily - I heard some people talking badly about them in Memphis, so was wondering - is it worth it?

Anyone have experience with these policies—do they actually cover the big-ticket repairs, or is it just another unnecessary expense?

Quote from @Michael Santeusanio: Curious if anyone here keeps multiple lending relationships — or do you rely on one main funding source?

Once you start a relationship and start doing deals they can close in 10-14 days. 

Market rent looks to be about $1,800, so it technically covers the mortgage, but once you add management, maintenance, reserves, etc. the numbers get real thin.So here’s my question: do I hang onto it for a few years, maybe lose a little each month and hope rates drop so I can refi and cash flow better down the road?

I can roll over the depreciation to offset my gains later on, but is there any benefit for me to do cost segregation and maximize my early depreciation if it's not going to matter until I sell?

Sounds very very good but are there people or lenders actually doing this?  

here's mine.i don't think it's "too good to be true," exactly, it's just that not every STR can be a top performing STR.