Its also an ideal forum to talk in depth with other seasoned pro's to avoid lost time and money.  

I work with private investors who will offer short-term financing to non seasoned LLCs and do not have a FICO requirement. privatemoneylender.website

They are often more seasoned than new investors and it should be noted that if they won’t lend on it then it might not be the best “deal.”

This post is for seasoned investors.You are starting out and do not have a mortgage, yet.

I will Also do take into account the fact the refund window is impossibly short at 3 days for anyone not 75 or older, how you can decide if you are satisfied with a lender inside of 3 days for finding a deal, and doing the appraisal etc is beyond meYes, they are a scam as I tried using them and besides getting locked out of my account constantly, which seems to be from their side of things from how they made it sound, they have rather unrealistic requirement's (Comps that none of the local realtors or other lenders use for one thing i.e too narrow),or the fact they expect total rehabs to be done inside of a month or 2 and then the property should sell instantly after that, they want all of that done in the space of 5 months, even deciding a property is something else entirely, deciding that other homes are businesses (Like a bike shop) even though they are clearly residential SFR or apartments.

My intent is to be ready to refinance the building through a local credit union that does not have a seasoning requirement within 9 months of purchase.  

I’m confident this is a great deal but would like to get some pointers/tips from seasoned investors.

And the year inbetween lets you season that LLC so it has a business record which makes it more attractive to lenders.

We would use it 1 week a year (like we do now) so the 3K we'd normally pay would be used by the condo and the occasional get away during off-season.

We're in the middle of low season with an average booking window of 30 days so I'm not expecting a lot of tangible performance improvements until early September.Re: Revenue management, is there anything I'm missing to improve this area?