And lastly, when Pace introduces a concept in the subto course and reassures us that all our questions and objections will be answered because "we'll go into all that later on in the course," does he actually answer them or does he keep kicking the can down the road till you get to another paywall? 

Our tenants never object to any of this.

., in Okaloosa Island.Here is a summary of our findings from the previous sections:There are two demand hotspots for short-term rentals in Okaloosa Island, with the one located at the southwest of Santa Rosa Blvd exhibiting a higher occupancy rate (69.6%) and a higher average daily rate ($306).The top-performing listings in this area typically feature 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, with 5 out of 8 listings having these exact characteristics.We have analyzed a chart containing the top 100 most common amenities for top-performing listings with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.The high season extends from March to the end of November, with May and July being the peak months.The average daily rate for a 2-bedroom / 2-bathroom unit in this area throughout the year is $306, with an average daily cleaning fee of $20.Now, assuming we have located in the for-sale market a 2-bedroom / 2-bathroom unit meeting all our criteria, our objective is to run a financial case study to estimate cash-on-cash returns and other relevant parameters.The chart below presents all the inputs for our financial case study:Some observations:We anticipate receiving 40 reviews within a 12-month period, which is a conservative estimate based on our previous analysis.The bookings to review rate has been established at 85%.

Principle pay down - builds equity each month as your tenants pay the mortgage for you.4.

-joeNet CF from investment 1yr= Owners equity+Gain on sale in y1+ Total return from operations for that year.For years 3 and 5 add the principle reduction from the previous years and voila.Exit price(his estimated sale number)- total purchase price= gain.

Anyone have experience with objections for subject to deals and how you went about them?

I’m in a handful of syndications and they are all making 0% right now, with likely loss of principle in most.

With the interest and tax occurred at 1 million total, and 1 million principle paid, the ROI is ZERO.  

I personally know of people who chased the STR Shiny object, could make it work and had to sell at a loss.I think these people didn't do a great job of due diligence and were overly optimistic of what they could make.

Put this under a trust for their future benefit.Nothing creative about the above, but the fastest way to achieve your objective.