My clients are still buying long term stabilized single tenant NNN more 10 to 15 year type stuff.I am buying with my syndication all cash short term lease blend and extend opportunities.Accredited investor 200k minimum per property for LP'sTypically pay 8 pref on value add deals and split cash flow thereafter 50/50 between LP and GP.Closed on Walgreens last month at 11 cap rate absolute NNN with 5 years primary term remaining. 

Same thing happened with short term rentals and everything else.

Streamline focuses on large VCMs, such as 50+ units, not the boutique short-term rental manager/investor. 

The short answer is yes.

Finding a deal is great, but a) no broker/owner will actually award you the deal without having surety that you can close (so without a strong network, you will never actually get a deal) and b) even if you find the best deal in the world AND have it tied up, the timelines are too short to be able to start building your network from there.What I would do is get a job in real estate to learn the ropes while being paid.  

Hello, I have a townhome close to theme parks in Kissimmee, FL that is rented and on a one-year lease (was previously short-term rental).

As others are noting, it's important to run your numbers and would probably only recommending pulling from the HELOC for short term opportunities.

Check local short-term rental regulations.3. 

Look James, to put this another way, Short-Term Rental industry destroys you're entire argument!

Once you have a short list, get an account with each one and run them through the wringer to see how they really function.