This is often more difficult to find but one strategy would be to talk with STR investors who are active in the market there. 

It's really not that difficult, only takes an email or two to the local creditor's rights attorney in the state to get the ball rolling. 

As someone who's spent the past 20 years building software to ingest massive amounts of random data, the short answer is, it's really difficult to get accurate contact data.

Even off market, this would be a very difficult find (if anyone has one in San Diego, I am interested in seeing it, but after BPCon).Best wishes

I also have this same question about a Multifamily deal we have where we will need to purchase land before approvals.. you’d think being in this as deep as we are we’d know this answer but, it’s actually proven to be a pretty difficult thing for me to come across even with speaking to several people in the industry.. my own mother is 32 year lender.

Then some people are frozen with fear of regulation and who don't do any deals or stick to investor loans.It's not actually difficult or scary to get it right.

Dealing with low income tenants is much more difficult. 

Sorry, I guess it's a little difficult for me to describe since I'm not a financial expert familiar with the terminology.

A few notes from a licensed insurance agent:$500,000 liability coverage on renters insurance is not difficult or expensive to get. 

Would filing a partnership tax return be very difficult or change any of our listed unallowable losses, incentives, etc?