Successful fisherman know that 90% of their time and effort goes into planning and keeping equipment ready to perform and not actually hooking or reeling in the catch..often closing on a popular or active vacation rental (often in a competitive market) happens along the same lines (no pun intended).

(Pun intended :))  

(no pun intended)

Building a real estate business that way is a house of cards (pun intended). 

I'm my opinion they are both good HML providers, LendingHome was good to me and worked with me when I had no experience so that was a plus on the flip side (no pun intended), Renvo is top notch, I can reach out to Eric Workman, the  VP of lending, anytime as I have his cell phone and he typically gets back to me right away whether its text, phone call or email.

So, for the last few months she's submitting reports about breakers tripping (no pun intended), so we send an electrician out, and he finds a 20 plant grow with massive lights throughout the garage! 

A little fuzzy on that point.I’ve never seen 1245 recap on real estate before, ordinarily (no pun intended) this would be 1250 unrecap and *only on the historical depreciation taken*.If he bought it for $300K, took $200K depreciation down to the bone and the rest is land, that $900K gain would be $200K unrecap 1250 and the other $700K would be … 1231!

Yes, points are a pain point for a new investor (pun intended ;D).Seems like there isn't a way around them no matter what lender you talk to! 

Most of the Snowbirds hail from British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan and they flock (no pun intended) this area from October - May (to escape the harsh winter months in Canada). 

How funny is that pun.