Other times, capital is tied up (like 1031 funds or from a previous sale or expected bonus, or timing for w2 to season or 1099 self employed to season..) for a few months.

Seasonal changes frequently impact the activity of both buyers and sellers, which causes variances in the speed at which properties sell.

Being that I am looking to get acquainted with an attorney I may just bite the bullet and request a thorough review of the BP Columbus lease agreement.Relocating to Ohio for work and family reasons, Lima specifically due to proximity to work and location of first investment property.

You don't want a fixed rate retainer because depending on the seasonality of a property, you could be under cutting yourself and then other months overcharging the client.

Then they will also be unprofitable and they will sell them, it is a vicious cycle and there’s simply too many STR‘s in the Poconos right now, the demand isn’t there and basically no one is making any profits off STR right now in the Poconos, they’re basically all losing money month over month on STREven right now in peak Summer season, most of my friends places are barely booked: they have low occupancy rates, and when they are booked, it’s only because they had to lower their prices extremely low like $100 per night.

Every day you're missing lost rent and we're moving towards the end of the rental season.

Your description is good with all the bullet points, but after each set write a brief description of the points using keywords that are popular in your market.

The "seasoning" thing is for home loans, this isn't a house. :)

I am reaching out to seasoned investors for advice on the optimal approach in this challenging situation.Thanks in advance,Liz

There are other DSCR lenders who require 6 months seasoning / waiting period from the last transaction. 75% LTV is a better rate compared to 80% which will increase the rate and make it harder to reach a DSCR 1 ratio.