That aggregator is not as reliable as Plaid so transaction importing is not very smooth and often involves having to reinput password, etc.Overall, for a small investor like me, I think Stessa is a good choice.  

If the bank call the loan generally speaking your not going to negotiate any type of continuance of the loan. so you have your 4 choices.1. sell pay off loan2. write a check  ( its how we handled the 200 plus sub toos we did)3. refi 4. deed back to seller 

Going over the declaration page is indeed important to understand the extent of coverage and make the right choices moving forward.I appreciate your well wishes and understanding, and I will certainly share more about the experience once I return.

However, when I had the choice to go to $5,000, the savings were very minimal, and it would have taken 10+ years to recoup if there was ever a $5,000+ loss.

Interesting choice for STR.

To learn more about financing choices tailored to your unique circumstances, think about having a conversation with a financial counsellor or mortgage specialist.Remember, real estate investing is a journey, and it's okay to start small and grow over time.

My question is for my experienced flippers...How did you find your contractor and what made them the perfect choice for you? 

Typically as someone gets older their tolerance for BS is far less.If I could sell an asset even for less $ and invest it passively at a lower risk than seller finance it to an overleveraged borrower with poor credit there is really no choice to be made in my mind. 

10 unit multifamily is considered a small commercial loan, which limits your choices. 

Examine several funding choices, including partnerships, hard money loans, private loans, and traditional mortgages.6.