I am a bit skewed here as I primarily originate business purpose and commercial loans.

However, given its design and commercial-like feel—originally built as a retreat center with a strong Japanese influence—I’m uncertain about the best market to target for a sale.I’m hoping that someone in this group might have connections or advice on how to approach selling a property like this.

Originally posted by @Diana Jing:@Elsie Q. we completed our first build and actually had a tenant lined up before the house was even completed. 

Getting the sellers profiles sounds good, but not generally allowed.This might bight you later when the platforms realize you are not the original owners.I'd get everyone's contact info and tell them you are setting up new profiles under your name with your bank account etc. and ask them to rebook under the new profiles.Then I would offer discount pricing to start with to get more reviews and build your brand.

The SFH originally cash flowed the best at about $900/month until I refinanced it to buy something else.

Originally bought as a house hack.

Originally posted by @Jason Merchey:Hi Justin.

This is a single family home and was originally a primary residence before turning it into an long-term rental.Some strategies I'm considering to grow my portfolio are using a HELOC/1039 tax exchange to purchase a second investment property/multi-family property or refinancing my current investment property into a conventional loan to utilize another FHA loan for a primary residence (with the idea of eventually turning that into another long-term rental).I currently have a 7% interest rate, and am considering refinancing in the coming months if/when the rates drop.

Originally posted by @Farzan Setayesh:@Brian Simpson glad you are local... can you please explain what are the reasons for growth?

The original property manager was a local company and then they were bought by a larger corporation.