I don’t have a specific recommendation off the top of my head, but for HOA/condo insurance, it’s usually best to start with a broker who specializes in multifamily or association policies.

It gets you the low rates of "sub to" without any of the ethical or legal questions associated with it. 

My first guests -- associates of his -- need a place for 2 weeks. 

Hey Christian-  I understand the higher costs associated with private or hard money can be a mental roadblock when it comes to investing. 

In 12/12/2024 Versity is being sued in a 56 million dollar lawsuit against them.Here is a summary:https://casetext.com/case/khca-funding-llc-v-versity-invest-...Blake Wettengel, associated with Versity Invest, LLC, has been implicated in a lawsuit filed by KHCA Funding LLC and Knights Hill Ireland II DAC.

I asked my local association (PSAR) and was told any list of their MLS only Brokers was confidential.

More hurricanes, fewer basements, and somehow every house has a tropical vibe whether you like it or not.Good luck with your house hack.Disclaimer: I am a licensed real estate broker associate in Florida, but I am not an attorney, CPA, or financial advisor.

Either way, there are a wide range of tax consequences associated with big withdrawals from any of these accounts that can't be ignored.What is Your Current Plan? 

If interested in an STR, this would also dictate whether you are pursuing an Owner-Occupied or Not Owner-Occupied permit, as described above, and the associated required zoning.

If you don't know a realtor at the moment, San Antonio's Association of Realtor is nice enough to share their data to the general public through their website: http://realestate.sabor.com/pages/mlsstatsThis is a little bit more labor intensive since you have to input the zipcode and it'll spit out the MLS data, but you can use this data to create your heat map.