they are typically for HNWIs looking to diversify. 

Also for reference, pretty typical SFH flip type properties in my market are about $300k - $400k price tag.  

And these tenants, typically, were rougher on the property during their tenancy, so those more frequent turnovers cost more each time.  

You typically can't change the responsibly part on a loan, you'd have to refi. 

Is that what you typically recommend for an investment property, or would there be any flexibility depending on the city or type of property?

or an income play which typically provides lower yield because they typically inherently have lower risk

They are difficult to finance and once the profit split with the hotel plus other fees are deducted from the gross they don't typically look like very good deals.  

If you can do a renovation loan with 203k or a homestyle loan to house hack a 2-4 unit multi-family, that typically has the highest potential for equity gain with the lowest cost.  

I think a lot of people like using the platform since even the primitive sites offer more space and privacy than a 'typical' public campground where you can hear the next guy snoring.   

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