JoeEven if you can find a way to get a license, I don't know why you would.According to google, Las Vegas has 150,000 hotel rooms, and occupancy rates are at ~75-80%.

For nonpayment, and assuming it's a market rate property, you can't post for nonpayment until 7 days after the due date.

I would set up a family trust, if you have a ton of equity maybe you refi the properties into an LLC but if you are locked in with lower rates then I wouldn't touch the ownership piece yet. 

Looking to tap into it without doing a cash out refi to replace the existing rates with current rates.

Personally, I'm on a hiatus until rates come down a bit.

(never heard of them) for triple the rate of the old policy!

I always say 'I don't care what cap rate I buy at, I care what cap rate I can turn it into'I built Market Analysis and Sales Comps tools for my local SoCal market that will let you analyze the current or terminal property & units, from wherever you get your deals from:Sales Comps & ARV estimate:Sales market analysis:Rental market analysis:Would love to discuss how to make your extension that much better!

@Ramada EvansBefore putting in any offers, I would make sure you know what the going rate is for a 12-month lease in your neighborhood, for a similar property (in its current condition and if you updated it).

Credit score can help you secure a great rate so make sure to get started on that if you aren't already.

Rise up the ranks to a c suite position.