This has the added benefit of dollar cost averaging your investments over a couple of years so that market timing is less relevant. 

Casey Check out this article published on BP last year on this exact topic - https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/brrrr-loans-what-are-the-...A couple of more notes:-The 12 month seasoning thing is likely due to the new conventional (Qualifying Mortgages - Agency Fannie/Freddie Rules) that rolled out last April making this the standard rule for conventional loans.

It's tough to say with certainty and it a lot of success in the MTR market hinges upon operating ability, property layout, understanding your clientele and ability to adjust to the market.This article does flag some cities that are good for MTRs: https://www.stessa.com/blog/hot-spots-medium-term-rentals/

This article covers it in-depth with some examples:https://support.innago.com/en/articles/4281933-funds-process...And this one shows how to track it in Innago itself: https://support.innago.com/en/articles/7946510-how-can-i-tra...

In my mind, IRR seems to be the most relevant comparison, but I would love to hear other investor's thoughts. 

Here is a link to the article - they have been working on requiring wholesalers to have a real estate license to wholesale properties for a long time.

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Check out this article on how they go hand in hand.Happy to connect and chat further with you about this!

Check out this BP article that sheds further light on this topic.

But this article on BP might be worth a read!