Institutional private lenders operate on a larger scale with more structure and formality, offering quick and flexible funding but within a regulated framework.

I wanted to ask the the group if anyone has used alternate means of raising capital, strictly to buy another piece of investment property.I am new to the group and looking forward to any dialogue. 

should regulations target the big institutional buyers? 

Not only do you risk Dodd-Frank attaching, but this could very easily be considered a consumer finance transaction (like a personal loan) - so TILA/RESPA/Reg Z as well as whatever state regulations will attach.

Keep your budget in mind for quality improvements, check local regulations and manage pricing.

Lease should also state that the tenant be in compliant with HOA rules and be provided that document as well to have on hand of the HOA bylaws, rules and regulations, so that if they do have an HOA violation, they be charged that fee and correct the violation [when it's their fault].

Hi @Mathew FullerFort Collins has historically been a challenging market for house hacking due to the stringent YOU+2 occupancy regulations.

I completed a 1031 exchange two years ago, but found the strict time limits made it difficult to find a good deal.

If you’re serious about a STR you should start researching markets, understanding local regulations that may apply and then looking at properties and running the numbers.

Just to 'let it out' I find him hateful and contemptuous of anyone who disagrees with him (small park owners, government officials, State regulators and of course any journalist who would dare attempt to report any news regarding MHP ownership.