The primary law that governs how financial institutions can use or share personal information about consumers is the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act of 1999.

If you think about it, any reasonable landlord rather have a cash to key offer or forgiving debt option to avoid the expensive & time-consuming eviction process. 

Buying land is a lot more complex, Time consuming, and requires more funds than buying an existing home.

Also, once I buy a property I am prepared for that to consume a lot of my free time for a little while, so I want to travel now while I have time for it. 

If it doesn't cash flow with a normal loan, then it might still be over priced.This Consumer Reports article is from 2016, but points still makes plenty of solid points.

For wish list you need to have a Consumer that must have no matter the price. 

To tell you the truth we started using Quicken in 2000 and found many workarounds, and was time consuming.

I am a consumer first, a target for faceless charities second, barely a citizen, and nobody's neighbor.

This can be time consuming and at times folks are looking for multiple options and can back out during the process before the lease.- Leases: You will need to spend money and time creating a lease that adheres to state and local laws; often have it reviewed by an attorney to ensure you are protected.- ROI: The return is better than a LTR but not as much as a STR can be.

We at one point had about 22 Airbnbs but that market has definitely become more saturated, a lot more competitive, city restrictions and fees have really increased for consumers.