I'll be speaking with the gentleman later this week.

All older, mostly 3/1’s ~1,000 - 1,200 sqft.  

If it has great LTR capabilities, I'll have a larger loan if it's strictly a seasonal/market related STR it's no leverage on it.The money is where the work is needed.

And the structure cannot be an older style with under-sized studs, beams, headers, etc. 

STRs depend on seasonal demand and can have more frequent vacancies, while LTRs provide steady, predictable cash flow with longer leases.

But use BRRRR and legal entities in such a way that you don't want to wait for the seasoning period, and you can BRRRR every month.

Update on ConnectLinx.com - The company refuses to have a phone conversation even with a seasoned enterprise client which I find very odd for a platform looking to replace Rentlinx... 

Less seasoning, no cap on how many mortgages you can hold at one time.

the biggest indication of a investor failing in real estate is not having enough reserves to get through the rainy seasons of the investment where as people who can get through over a long period of time do extremely well.

The Bayside units are very nice, but the ones at Gulfside, which is older, can be pretty dated and have odd layouts.