I'd love to assist you!

@Jon Paul @sunnyI’ll add you to the list.Jon feel free to reach out if you need assistance identifying a new AIRBNB, my partner is a licensed broker in the Poconos.

If you don't have a deep pipeline, its very difficult for any builder to maintain a steady flow of builds.

A good broker maintains relationships with various funding sources, including individual investors, investment groups, and financial institutions.

I'd consider doing some kind of cash out refi on the property at a number you're both comfortable pulling out, while still leaving $ for reserves to maintain the STR you currently have.

Strategies: maintain the most amount of credit lines possible without use; no late payments, ever; any credit that you do use as a consumer should be small relative to the credit limit of the account; keep your accounts open as long as possible; don't apply for credit unless you really need it to limit hard inquiries; space out any new applications or inquiries as far as possible. 

Maintaining that relationship beyond just the lease up process and whenever the tenant has a maintenance issue or lease expiration completely changes the dynamic of the relationship.

(PS I'm sure you experienced folks have your contractors in line already but it never hurts to add another trusted one to the phone book, I'd love to send over our business cards and talk about how we could be of assistance to your team) Again thank you all for the help - Brennan 

My policy is that we provide a pest-free home, then the tenant is expected to maintain it that way.

I recently read people making up to 117k a year can qualify for public assistance in SF.