Hello BP community,
Looking to invest in a short term rental within driving distance of Charlotte NC, and I'm leveraging Airdna to target the right market and properties. I'm mainly looking at rental demand, ADR, ave...

Buy and hold means that is what you typically do, I think if someone is willing to pay you an absurd amount for a property, and you can use that profit to meaningfully grow the portfolio down the line, seriously consider it.

Jonathan mentions 4 units and smaller, which is true from a lending standpoint, but even much larger assets (200+) cap rates are not terribly meaningful.  

Also what you should know about appreciation and cash flow market.Appreciation market is typically having 1:1 to 1:2 supply-to-demand ratio.Cash Flow mrket is typically having 1:15 to 1:30 supply to demand ratio.You can extract this kind of data from raw MLS listing itself.

In the county website I have the taxable market value and millage rate, how do I extract from that the amount of school tax and sewage tax (and any other tax) I need to pay?

Each property is on a 15 year note with a traditional loan and they cash flow around $200/mo for each unit.I was planning to pull my equity out and repeat the process, but my lender said that I cannot extract the equity until the properties have "seasoned".

The rents are meaningfully below market.

So, forums like this where they can lurk and observe without actively engaging make perfect sense for them.Engaging in meaningful discussions, providing valuable content, and showcasing your expertise can help attract the attention of potential investors.Regarding accredited investor status, it's much less of an important factor than you might.

What you've posed thus far is too broad to provide any meaningful insight.

I am confident that I will meaningful contributions as an intern.I would greatly appreciate the opportunity to learn as well as contribute to a team!