I would push them on that and ask why? 

You will also have builders pushing you to use their lender (Do not) go down that road.

,I mostly stick to weber and davis counties, just finished one in wash. terrace.

While vacation rentals aren't a huge drop in the home supply bucket, they're not nothing, and any reduction in home supply for primary residences will eventually push prices up.

This often pushes investors to focus on appreciation rather than cash flow.

Most who responded would have pushed you towards the easy origination lender I described above but which lender would you rather be working with now?

This gives me a good little push

If you just go to a lawyer, they will always push for the thing that gets them the most billable hours 

If you plan to sell your rentals in Maryland, selling all of them at once in 2025 could result in a significant tax hit due to capital gains and depreciation recapture, potentially pushing you into a higher tax bracket.

The part that goes unsaid for those that toss around BRRRR like it is some easy, push the button transaction is that most properties that would work for a BRRRR do not qualify for conventional financing.