It also helps if you don't burn your house down in an electrical fire.

@Thomas Burns As I am sure you know, cash flow and investing potential in this part of the Northeast is tough.

Just trying to be as creative as possible, and thought this would be one way when attempting the BRRR strategy or flipping without burning through my own savings.Also,  We purchased our home about 18 months ago and the home has appreciated quite a bit due to the area, providing us a fair amount of equity in the home.  

Too bad you don't have an additional program to help them not need that second chance--even a small one.You know, like burning the candle at both ends.Good Luck!

Sounds good... until something with Airbnb burns to the ground and then I’m reliant on only VRBO guests.

One reason that many moms and pops sell their parks is that the rental homes have burned them out.Owning a park lot is where it's at.

Quote from @Briannan Burns: Is it listed on-market, or off-market?

You’re going to get burned by the contractor, you’re going to overestimate ARV, you’re going to have vacancies, you’re going to have tenants who trash your place.

Those people that start out quickly using someone else's money are the most likely to crash and burn.1.

I couldn't upload any more images, just imagine burned areas, disgusting bathrooms, drug paraphernalia, dog poop, toilets overflowing with rotten food and poop, it was disgusting, outside of the house there were shopping carts full of stuff over grown grass and weeds.