But when I go to my STR after the cleaners have left, I don't smell any scent, so that's good.I do leave both regular laundry detergent and dryer sheets, and unscented of both for guests.

The financing here is also set up for investors: hard money lenders regularly fund 100% of the purchase and 100% of the rehab, which leaves investors with around $10K out of pocket per deal.

Ideally, looking for some kind of house hack situation, but open to a regular rental investment property, as well.

When you are dealing with Lenders on a regular basis, you will need to move things around and omit things that are not part of the discussion.

I'm not a fan of using my primary residence or retirement accounts for business or consumption items.

Return:DIY the cosmetic or value-add items such as paint, landscaping, and fixtures.Budget for licensed pros on structural, plumbing, or electrical.Always compare current rents versus after-reno rents to make sure the numbers justify your sweat equity.If you’d like, I’m based here in Georgia and work with investors on multifamily and house hack deals regularly.

Yes, the authors, speakers, and presenters are dynamic people, but at the end of the day they’re just regular guys and gals like us.

@Jaxon Ludtke Correct me if I'm wrong but by biggest concern is that if your running costs of $600 include utilities then it doesn't look like you're setting enough/anything aside for regular maintenance, capex or property management (even if you're self-managing, the property should still be able to pay for its own management).The Fed's new inflation target is 3% so you need to raise rents by at least that much per year just to tread water.

Keep learning your market inside out, run deal analyses regularly so you can move fast when the time comes, and grow your network of agents, lenders, PMs, and contractors.

Not sure about airbnb, airbnb monthly is the same people I am talking about, truely Short term airbnb would be a pain if you are working a regular job to manage 4 rooms.