This is easy to see in earnings reports for credit card companies (that continue to blow out earnings, with travel as their lead category), hotel companies, and Airbnb itself.I think a lot of it is just going overseas now as international travel continues to strengthen. 

What's mentioned is very basic and potentially a tad misleading in that investing in Mexico/internationally is very different than in the US. 

Many Super Jumbo mortgage lenders offer an interest only component.

There's some pretty interesting international property markets out there where you can find a lot of opportunities significantly under 250k.

Being on title protects the seller from the buyer defaulting - it seems this is an alternative to "officially" putting them in a 2nd position)-- Title company sends seller the $350K they require-- Title company sends buyer back $650K (which they can use to pay off their transactional lender if they used one)So now the seller is happy bc they got the $350K they needed, the buyer is happy bc they acquired a property for zero dollars out-of-pocket, and from what I understand the 1st position lender is happy bc due the LLC arrangement the seller finance component is not technically considered a second lien on the property.

Hawaii specifically has all the international travel that makes up for less US residents going so maybe not the best example.

The Internal Rate of Return is my holy grail of analysis. 

. - liability (LLC), anonymity (land trust) and financing are 3 different components of this.

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Good points on the internal processes.