There are too many incompetent realtors in the marketplace who can't understand vendor financing, and don't know how to present an offer favourably.

There is some accounting included, like owner statements and keeping track of all the important numbers for a STR property...i.e. occupancy, revenue, RevPAR, etc.As for guidebooks I highly recommend going on Etsy and finding templates for hard copies and templates for a digital copy.

Higher price points present more risk from a capital allocation method but in really low-price points typically a higher crime rate.

All of those deals ended up making it through and returning him double digit AAR's.Not saying this will be the case with your deals, but if you believe in the operator, the deal and the market, then I would highly consider putting in the funds. 

I think she just needs terms laid out to present.

Couple hundred bucks a door monthly cash flow, double digit ROI, and yes the prices appreciate and you build equity.

Bridge rates  will be higher than the DSCR, likely double digits.

I would digitally lighten up a lot of the photos, because they do make the house look a bit dark. 

I do recognize the GR is an extreme case and hopefully we do not experience anything similar to GR.So their theory does not match my reality as someone who actually had well established STRs at the GR.I suggest you be leery of people who present theories without any experience related to their theory. 

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