I can just about quote which segment of which class and the time displacement into that segment where they would have learned what they needed or how to avoid their costly mistakes.Maybe that's not the answer you wanted, but it's best one I can give you.David J Dachtera"Success is not a destination.

They are cash only with no contingency periods, but you can look up hard money lenders and you'll find that there's a segment of lenders for just this purpose.  

Thanks William, appreciate your valuable insight about the behavior of different segments of the market.We have plans to invest in residential single family market also, it will be very helpful for that.Thanks Peter, for the information about the zip codes and property appreciation.

The more specialized an area, the smaller the group of experts, so it's not too difficult to get a reputation and meet others that know what they're doing.A lot of these commercial segments have meet ups in larger cities periodically too, you can met other professionals that way.Anyway, that's how you can start.  

The current city bylaws seem to have no slot for this segment of housing market. 

Or are you more comfortable in the executive segment?

Just like many other areas in real estate, this segment is all about relationships (at least if you really want to rock out with it).Also, as a follow-up to @Prag Patel 's well-worded response (remember of course to talk to your own tax advisor), but be sure to avoid the mistake many new hosts make in lumping the tax in with the Airbnb rate... you won't be able to line item it out easily for your taxes.From what I see from a cursory glance: at http://www.sanantonio.gov/Finance/taxeslicensesfee...The local taxes will be 10.75%.  

You should keep jacking that rate up until the lender credit hits the diminishing marginal returns segment. 

In a normal economy (meaning no major dynamic swings up or down) the solution will require marketing knowledge, including multiple channel sources and segments.

We've got a lot of GCs that attend our meetings (we even have a segment "Ask the Builder"), most good ones are busy now.