Hi BP Community 👋🏾I’m exploring sober living investing and came across the Sober Living Riches program by Andrew Lamb.

That is pretty much the point of my post; since I only have experience with full-service PM, data from other investors’ experiences with other alternatives would be extremely helpful in doing such an analysis.  

my buddy Andrew Lamb does really well with this around the bay area of california. he's easily findable on socials

@Ron Lamb I wanted to clarify some things here just in case.A veteran can ABSOLUTELY have more than 1 VA loan.

Make sure you’re underwriting higher expenses, management intensity, and reserves, not just top-line rent.I usually ask one question in situations like this: if you already had the equity in cash today, would you put it back into this duplex, or into the alternative you’re considering?

I would be leading lambs to slaughter.

I reall need all of the ideas on alternative funding options through which I can fund this deal and also a route that can help me close with great SPEED under 2 weeks.Thank You!

I think it's all about yield and what opportunity cost/other alternatives are you facing.

An alternative way of thinking of this balance maybe shouldn't be paying the least tax possible but in building the most long term value after taxes.

Even a full month security deposit can push qualified renters toward large multifamily communities that offer little to no deposit or just a few hundred dollars down.If you cannot compete on total move in cost, you are competing with one hand tied behind your back.For owners we work with, we offer a deposit alternative through an insurance partner.