If Seller delivers the Notice, Buyer may terminate this contract for any reason within 7 days after Buyer receives the Notice or prior to the closing, whichever first occurs, and the earnest money will be refunded to Buyer."

Going to see how my next guest will be good or bad and then I'll decide to unsnooze it or delete it all together.I just rather have the piece of mind that whichever platform I use, they have the Hosts's back and screen guests properly. 

I’m thinking my split on a 20% fee of owner’s STR rental income would be 75% + a finder’s fee for new clients of $1000 or 1% of first year’s 20% rental fee (whichever is greater) + 90% of the $1500 listing setup fee which covers all the work of creating the listing, coordinating the photography, on-boarding to channel management and dynamic pricing software + referral fees on rental properties that go to list.

And then refinancing it in our name to buy it from him and we could add the caveat that we can continue the master lease until interest rates hit a certain point or a deadline is met which ever comes first.

DSCR loans are typically best with 6 months seasoning, but there are options for 2 options for 3 months or even no seasoning: 1) to where you can get your costs out (purchase + renovation) as long as that number is at or under 75%, but if any other forced appreciation has happened you are limited to the max of your costs in or 75% of market (which ever is lower) OR 2) no seasoning DSCR loans which candidly come with pretty high points that make them MUCH less appealing. 

Investors often call this a cash-out refinance, but a closer look at the guidelines shows you cannot get more than you invested in cash or funds that were "seasoned for two months" as your money, you cannot use a value higher than the lower of the original purchase price or appraised value whichever is lower, and you must use the cash out LTVs which are 5% lower than purchase LTVs.  

I’m thinking my split on a 20% fee of owner’s STR rental income would be 75% + a finder’s fee for new clients of $1000 or 1% of first year’s 20% rental fee (whichever is greater) + 90% of the $1500 listing setup fee which covers all the work of creating the listing, coordinating the photography, on-boarding to channel management and dynamic pricing software + referral fees on rental properties that go to list.

Lighter, smokes, cell phone, lawn chair - a regular rec room, with the other tenants property as their table.

House-hacking is a great way to start out and tee-up your next investment, whichever market you land on it'll be hard to go wrong if you're house-hacking. 

I go to a lender (whichever type you prefer or have access to) and find out how much I can get.