Gotcha makes sense.

References can provide a good sense of the applicant's reliability and rental history.These steps should give you more confidence in your decision, even if their U.S. financial footprint is limited.

The learning curve can be steep, but it’s also the most exciting part, especially if you’ve got someone who’s been through it and can help you make sense of the chaos.If you’re thinking about starting small, maybe a single-family rental just to dip your toes, that could be a great intro.

I hope I’m making sense and really hoping someone can help me think through this.

Makes sense given a huge part of their history is traditional B&Bs. 

Find properties that are not listed on the MLS for the world to see, get them under contract, then assign the contract to an investor for a markup (but a list price that makes sense with the amount of repairs needed).This is not an easy job.

It has been a whole deal working on this property but things are beginning to make a little bit of sense.

It made financial sense for the banks to abandon the properties.

Let me know if this makes sense.

They eventually get a sense of entitlement.