This is not even close to the documents required for a properly drafted loan.

Even if you get a great deal that is 20% below market, appraisers will typically be anchored by the last sale price and you may be stuck not being able to pull out as much cash as you need to pay off the HELOC.

Hey,I am curious if any of you have found good deals on the market that were listed on the MLS for a long time (90+ days). 

Quote from @Michael Calvey: Airbnb just dropped their Q4 numbers, and something caught my eye that hosts need to pay attention to: while they're raking in $2.5B in revenue (up 12%), they're dumping massive resources into platform "improvements" - 535 of them to be exact.As someone who follows the hosting space closely, here's what's interesting: they're clearly betting big on AI and tech upgrades, but what does this mean for hosts' bottom lines?

easy to build, rent, refinance repeat. might not be your market. look at the underwriting model. we underwrite every deal not only with fresh comparable but market economics change. land costs go up or down, construction costs go up or down, design modifications improve the property, comp sets can get more favorable or less favorable.

When I bought my STR, a couple of months after I closed I was killing it with bookings.

@Account Closed would you have updates now that its been 7 months, what's your experience of being in Pace's program?

Or find a deal first then market it to buyers, then offer on the house and create an agreement with the seller & buyer?

Let’s be real: Not every deal is going to close. 

It closely aligns with the principles of the BRRRR method.Low Risk of Natural DisastersNatural disasters can wreak havoc on your property and the surrounding community, causing job losses and the closure of businesses, which often forces residents to relocate.