Just recently the city (rightly) instituted a CAP on vacation rentals.

You're competing against institutional investors (Brett Robinson to name one) that own a ton of them, market them very well and have this stuff down to a science. 

We had to ask many questions just to start the enrollment process.We also have 2 strategy calls we just discovered we had.

Equity split meaning on the refinance we split the newly-discovered equity in some manner (50/50, whatever we come to, etc.) and then I keep the cashflow? 

How do I find the list of financial institutions who do assumable loans?

I talk to national firms every day. the sentiment is overbuilt. maybe not for one person building one house but institutions are avoiding it now 

Probably for the better the city recently instituted a CAP on new licenses.

Its tough because my background is biochemistry, where the MBA moves me more in line into a business direction if anything on paper which is valued by most institutions so if I wanted to stay corporate ladder I think it is justified.

To make a long, expensive story short, we discovered that builder failed to insulate an entire 3rd attic space and didn't seal wall cavities up in the main attic or insulate chases properly (Inspector failed too). 

If you discover that a tenant has caused damages to the home during the tenancy, one approach is to deliver a notice to cure the violation, namely, to pay for the repairs during the tenancy, as compared to having to wait until they vacate.5.