The majority of creative finance deals are actually done by those with capital because they have the leverage to play that game.

Hi BP friends,I recently have been looking at STRs near National Parks, and I wonder whether it is a pure cashflow play, or a combination of cashflow + appreciation play?

I am going to be playing around with Door Loop this weekend. 

You have to know it takes effort and a lot of time, play the long game, but it's totally worth it. 

Granted - these hard money guys don't play around with their rates and fees - but they'll get you more leverage and help you keep the equity requirements lower so that you can build up a strong track record and start taking down deals with your own / immediate family equity. 

It can be a challenge to get two slabs to be of exactly the same thickness when they are to be joined at a seam; and the specs for the thickness variation from slab to slab is somewhat loose, so there could be a noticeable thickness difference that is exacerbated when you use a fancy edge.

There are a lot of factors that come into play in order to successfully close on a property.

Whether its a value add or a yield play, operations are the key to success as CAP is the result of  NOI and a sales price. 

Quote from @Mike McMurray:But, in Washington which is in answer to your question: RCW 61.12.200 comes into play.

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