One thing thats important to know is that there is rarely one lender who can do 'everything'.

These investors may, for at least a time, continue to receive interest payments – but they rarely get their principal back.COMMENT: There are some note investors out there who have significant judgments against them for running a scheme similar to this, and selling assets and not letting the investor involved in that deal aware of this.

I agree there may be times to lower the rent, but in my cities, county and generally state I have found that to be rare   Other parts of the country have different economic, real estate and supply & demand situations.Ultimately it is the market, laws & condition that determine what rent is appropriate and what the community will accept. 

If you don't have a full year of booking history, you can often combine booking history (six months in this case) and AirDNA projections.

I believe I know why the combined property value numbers are incorrect but still am not sure why the total loans, total equity, and total net worth are incorrect.For the total of the value of the properties, the amount of years of ownership being used for 2 out of the 3 properties is wrong, hence the incorrect scaling.

One of the items was "termites in crawl space" - truthfully we never saw any termite evidence they are extremely rare in our area and only in the crawl space.

I've heard about owner-occupied portfolio loans on a few different podcasts but rarely see it being talked about.Does anyone have any first hand experience or insight they could share about the possible options?

They'd rather hear that spending $1500 +++ per month on marketing and committing valuable time will lead to closing flips earning net profits of $50k - 150k per deal, even if it absolutely ridiculous.Can SOMEBODY make $50,000, $150,000 or $1 million per deal on a quick flip in real estate; SURE they can, the higher amounts are rare, but do happen.  

It's rare that a tenant retaliates on their way out the door.3.

I was looking at doing a combination of LTR and MTR/STR (to travel nurses/business people) to have a little better cash flow.