Also interested in STR space. 

Padsplit can still work in the burbs, but you need lots of parking and space to the neighbors.Padsplit is only up and running their francise in the bigger cities. 

Although we've never met, I've previously come across your content and respect you as a voice for all that can be great in the self-directed space - from both a compliance and strategy perspective.Regarding your inquiry here, I can't respond to it directly for multiple reasons:I would not comment on a specific company or individualMarketing terms and trademarks have no inherent meaning - essentially meaningless - and the "product" can being sold using a trademark can theoretically change over time in any number of ways.That being said, the best way for an expert such as yourself to get answers is directly from "the horse's mouth."

Both are terrible advice for MTRs as this space is becoming hyper competitive in most markets and the bar has been raised significantly by STR owners pivoting to the MTR space.

The heartbeat of construction in Greenville, they are more than builders; they are creators of spaces that stand as a testament to their commitment to excellence and the community they serve.

It's a special product.Regarding not having a standalone HELOC product, in 2022 during the heat of the low rate boom we did suspend our standalone product, and I can absolutely understand how that leaves a bad taste.In 2024 we are now a leader in the standalone HELOC and Closed End Second(CES) space! 

.$20k-$50k is a good amount to fund 2-3x improvements for people looking to sell with clear improvement scopes of work with trustworthy contractors on 2nds up to 60% LTV.These are harder to find, especially with fewer people selling, but I suppose a network of agents,  title cos and lenders would help source opportunities in this space. 

Most managers in this space focus on STRs and don't know how to market for MTR bookings.

It is a 24,000sf structure with the ability to add an additional 6,000sf of interior space through a currently unused portion of the building. 

Purchase price: $500,000 - 19 occupied spaces, currently grossing ~$6,900/mo- 9.5 acres with enough septics and wells (and approval from the county) to have a total of 44 pads!