This would become a passive income source since you aren't listing the property, hosting open houses, etc.Another option would be to wholesale the deal.

I am not saying one is right or wrong as an investment (that is up to each investor to decide), but I do have a big issue with some of the floating rate people pretending they aren't gambling because they have an in-the-money interest rate cap for a few years.  

These changes aren’t immediately reflected in official statistics but affect household incomes and consumer confidence.

Ha ha, BS, it's 2 months later and those deals are still in his "marketplace" even though they were sold and aren't available anymore! 

Some of the best ones I know started as flippers or also flip themselves and/or have rentals so they understand the risks to buyers and all the aspects that go into it and aren't just locking up deals and renegotiating sellers. 

Institutional LPs aren't always what they are cracked-up to be. 

There aren't as many resources for rent to own agreements as there are for standard rental agreements, so I just wanted to inquire and network with investors in the upstate area if they are using it.What criteria do you have when looking for deals?

Are you fully booked but maybe not charging as much as you could or are you failing to fill your calendar (maybe you're not pricing competitively enough).If you aren't booking up your property then a tool like RankBreeze could help you increase exposure of your Airbnb listing while also doing some of those strategies Mike suggested.

I will not ever buy leads from the company that rhymes with "willow" because they aren't looking out for agents...at all.Necessity is the mother of invention! 

Sober living facilities aren't passive.