Hey everyone, I am a land investor (3 years experience and over 100 transactions to date) who has seen this company in many states but I have never spoken to the owner (even though I called once because I had a lead on a land deal that I thought would fit his inventory and just wanted to wholesale it instead of buy it myself).  

For borrowers with higher reserve allocations, they could consider making a cash offer and coordinating a cash out refinance at a later date.

Owner Rez sounds like it may be a bit dated and less user friendly, and Lodgify may be primarily good for it's booking system, but otherwise limiting from a features standpoint. 

I did 1031s, paid no tax and bought newer, nicer, more up to date properties with central air, garages and built since the turn of the century, and I don't mean 1900. 

I also have enough credit to flip the property and make a profit on it, rather I decide to mortgage it or not it, lease it at a later date, or both.  

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Anyone knows how often these bootcamps happen and when would be the next one this year? Thanks!!
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All agent needs to know is price, close date, inspection period, any other contingencies, financing with POF, EMD, there might be some other small details but these are the main ones

I have rental property with signed lease (through Zillow) with starting lease date within a week.

No, you are able to convert the property at a later date and utilize the STR "loophole".

Believe it or not;  95% of owners who are asked if they would like to sell and put some cash in their pocket who have been given a NOD and auction date say no right up to the auction.