The only feasible way for my numbers to work out is if I “self manage” the marketing aspect.

Are there any good general guidelines for evaluating the relative attractiveness of an STR for the so-called Loophole strategy to shelter W2 income?   Not sure if it's something that can be generalized, but curious to...

*I understand the risk with the family dynamic, but legally and realistically, I'm wondering if this is feasible*I'd like to obtain a multifamily property and in my local market it just doesn't seem obtainable without a low-down payment.

If you’re starting from zero experience, you’ll want to break this into three main steps: planning, assembling the right team, and securing financing.First, start with research and feasibility.

@Joshua LorenzenDefine a detailed, itemized rehab plan with contractors to ensure budget alignment and project feasibility.

Is this not a feasible achievement anymore?

We recently converted a two car garage (615sf) in Arizona to permitted + livable space.Talking with your local city/town will be important to ensure the project is feasible.

Becoming a broker isn’t feasible for me at the moment due to the time and income requirements (I can’t afford to work full-time under a broker for 2 years while supporting a family).

I just read Scott's Slow Flip book.....(1) Is it still feasible to buy houses for $30,000 -  $40,000 in this market?

Seems like it's just not feasible over there.