No surprise, but most lenders won’t touch a DIL.On the other hand, some lenders also flip houses or hold properties, so if the home is in good shape with equity or the potential to drive equity, they could be interested in owning it.

They could choose to refund the guest without your approval, which is why most people try to drive people to their direct booking sites after the first 30 days.

Some mentees will act as a bloodhound for the mentor, knocking on doors, driving for dollars, scouring the internet, making cold calls, or performing other services that help the mentor find new deals.

Keeps me focused on buying/adding/driving up value.

They didn't mention them nor the high likelihood of that competition driving down their rents and thus Noi and cap rates etc. which I think is an obvious detriment to their slightly Rosy projections.

My guess is there will be dozens, hundreds, or thousands of case studies to examine a few years down the road to use 20/20 hindsight to evaluate outcomes.On your second question about extending grace vs being tough: that also depends.

This is why hedge funds are buying up single family homes, cattle farms and slaughterhouses, farmlands, etc. and driving up the cost of every day goods.

If I’m reading your post correctly you didn’t even drive out to the development?  

You can also choose to establish your own off-market pipeline, but this will take a lot of time or money - direct mail campaigns, cold calling, driving for dollars.

Hey there @Aaron May,You said that ROI is driving your decisions, correct?