Because after 3 years I had been unable to negotiate a single deal that fit my criteria.What I do instead is engage with real estate investors, mortgage brokers, and note brokers through LinkedIn.

Another cool up and growing resource  for this is verivest.com which has quite a few sponsors listed in it's ranks already.I agree though, getting on these kind of platforms or in Linkedin/Facebook/Meetup.com can be beneficial, but always good to have the phone call and vet the company/person.Hope that Helps!

Facebook, LinkedIn, Craigslist, Connected Investors, and most other online sources like these are cesspools.

I am probably not the MOST qualified to answer your question in regard to the best way to finance/lending.If you can shoot me a direct message with the property address or connect/message me on LinkedIn then I can help you best understand STR for your property.

Gracias te mande un request en LinkedIn.

There was no direct way to contact the head of the Atlanta branch who oversee the PM that works directly with me so I found this higher level person via his Linkedin Profile and sent a message via Linkedin. 

It is an off market deal that I sourced through a connection on LinkedIn.

@Anthony CiccottoTo answer your questions, I have had investor clients, especially with multifamily units, change 1 or 2 unts to a MTR model once the LTR lease expires.My best recommendation is to contact recruiting agencies and also find recruiters on LinkedIn that work for the local hospitals where your properties are.

Just read this article on LinkedIn / Real Deal.  

Apart from bigger pockets, Linkedin might be another good place to search.