I'm assuming this means the premium will skyrocket like many others, but wanted to see if anyone experienced this transition or company in the past.  

I'd rather just pay the slight premium to get into the bigger market, personally.Anecdotally, the STR Facebook groups I'm in are constantly full of posts with people in the Georgia mountains panicking about empty calendars. 

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Speed of approval and funding?Flexibility in loan terms and conditions?Competitive interest rates and fees?Experience and expertise in your specific type of project (e.g., fix-and-flip, rental pr...

I could add the "rent credit" on top of the market rent, but then that's a $400-$600/month premium on top of the rent that's supposed to go towards the purchase price.

It's easy enough for me to use myself and has a lot of other features that help me manage my rental portfolio and take more of the day-to-day management in house, like vetting tenants, collecting security deposits and rents and its other banking features.

A few additional savings hacks I layered w insurance, was to move deductible up and find break even sweet spot on annual premium.

Click the magnifying glass in the upper-right corner, enter your criteria, then narrow the focus down by blog, forum, or other categories.To be honest, the search feature in BP is lacking basic functionality.

.: Quote from @Trent Dyrsmid: I'm not sure what features I'm looking for yet.

If you are just picking up "deals" hoping someone will pay a premium in a struggling market, then it will be tough for anyone to sell. no matter how many lists, emails, or phone calls you make. 

It's like the Zillow Estimates... it just aggregates the data from across the board, which is a good start, but it won't account for nuance and detail (e.g. a corner property selling for a 5% premium compared to non-corner).