Depending on their setup, you will be losing him money if you aren't brokering deals and/or losing him money because you are taking up a slot for a productive agent. 

MAYBE on the lender fee, but those are so razor thin...  

Steer clear of Rabinovich pllc firm and keep in front of mind attorneys referred by bar association PAY for slot to be referred, so referral is NOT based on attorney experience, client experience, nor complaints; we have been extremely lucky with a NJ bar referral but unlucky with Phila bar referral so it may be a crap shoot.

Dont have to be accredited to throw your money out the wi dow there...or drop the mortgage payment on the slots in Vegas...but the"Government" who we all know excels at losing money, wants to protect investors from losing money...lol...got itFind a way I guess...sure cant beat em Thank you for your reply...much appreciated 

I grew up in an apartment in the city, and street slots are up for grabs, but when you're talking about single family neighborhoods most people try to be reasonably accomodating and park in front of their own houses just out of respect for the neighbors.

Tenants also have the option of putting a check in the rent slot or dropping checks/cash right at my bank.

Yeah I think the STR "bubble" Dave Meyer was referring to on the podcast was a potential perfect storm of a handful of forces colliding:- 2nd home demand drying up due to 1) increase in rates/ decrease in affordability, and 2) people moving back into a more "normal" way of life in their primary homes post-pandemic/ lockdowns- Decreases in STR guest demand from the pandemic highs (i'm seeing 10-30% declines in a few markets I'm following, but this isn't true everywhere)- The fact that many investors bought in at pandemic highs with only 10% down and will be underwater if home values in their markets drop more than that- The fact that some investors based decisions off of super high pandemic STR revenue averages that Airdna uses to project income ... and invested in homes with razor thin profit margins- The compounding effect a recession in the economy would have on the above issues (more people selling their 2nd homes, and further declines in STR guest revenue)Definitely something to ponder ...

It could be a crap shoot.The RV slots are another matter all together.

On the flip side there are a lot of sharks out there disguised as unsophisticated lenders that tie a borrower into terms that put the borrower in default the minute he signs the closing docs!  

Owner not spending a lot of time and money on marketing really just wants to flip it. 2.5 acres / 18 Stalls 50' Deep @ $205/month/ 24 Stalls 45' Deep @ $185/month/ 60 open air slots $70/month (Approved to build 26 more stalls in the place where the open air storage is)Full fence with gate on remote key pad and security cameras + lights.