They will sometimes cover some of the damage with lots of back and forth.Look into companies like Waivo and Safely.

Quote from @Michael Calvey: Timeshare certainly comes to mind with the business model of Pacaso. 

For stand-alone houses with yards, I tend to either offer landscaping and grass cutting services as part of the rent, or I install solar powered cameras (connected to the resident's Wifi) that allows remote monitoring of the exterior - if they are handling their own lawncare.

In this market I don't know that I'd want a Heloc to fund an investment property - lots of risks, and kin some cases could effect your current interest rate (if you have anything under 6% this will be a problem).Additionally, if you've never managed a property before, I'm not sure that I would start with something that I intend to be my home away from home.

If you’re considering out-of-state investing and Nashville is on your radar, I’d love to connect and share some of the options I’ve been seeing here.

I have no qualms with Lane (i'm not an investor of his), but many in this space have lost lots of investor money.

I just feel risky to let either one of them off the lease.Thanks!! 

I continue to cash flow on this house so what is my rate of return? 

How big of a margin on price can you get??

I have an opportunity to buy a property with a lot of equity and itll be under the 80% LTV and if i buy the owner will split some of equity with me.