Please don't forget the Lake Norman (Jack/Michelle) meeting at exit 18, Fox and Hound, 1800 to order food, 1845 meeting start featuring Scott Patterson tonight 7/26. 

Whenever we start planning for a feature, I like to understand how other investors/property managers outside of our circle currently manage the tasks that we are trying to build for.

Use the search feature located in the upper right corner of your screen.I also recommend getting a good book covering the general requirements of being a Landlord.

(Make sure you turn on the Class Feature in the Preference Section of QuickBooks).When you set up your properties as a class, and you invoice your Guests for the rental term, you will choose that vacation rental from the class feature of the Invoice.If you have repairs or expenses for each vacation rental, you will write a check and choose the correct vacation rental from the class column on the check. 

Rick, I tried sending you a private message but the feature is disabled.Is there another platform I can message on?

BRRRR is common in commercial and your existing lender will need more of an appetite for a refinance if they know that they are going to loose the loan.Fannie, Freddie, and some local/regional banks actually have a supplemental loan feature that facilitates a BRRRR...the original loan stays in place and you get a supplemental loan when the property has been re-positioned, rents raised, and stabilized.There are also construction/perm loans where rehab is financed during the IO construction period and then the loan starts amortizing later. 

The proof is right here:  https://www.fanniemae.com/content/eligibility_info...Portfolio loans offer different terms including relaxed down payment options, but they do come with different features, both pros, and cons to a conventional loan. 

Are you asking if why BP has so many ads, Why or How are featured members selling things?

A couple of things I WISH it had, if you are listening @Brandon Turner :-), are the ability to export to excel so we can do studies covering ALL years and a 'depreciation feature' like the Investment Property Calculator over at Dinkytown.com. 

Lots of opportunities to buy great properties if you know what the look for (the sweet spot of property size/features as I like to tell my clients).