Getting into these properties as a non occupant coborrower (all the money invested to get in was mine) was a less cash heavy way to get into the properties versus as an investor.I already have great equity in these properties and prices continue to up.Sounds like, so far, the consensus is to sell the properties and roll the money into other non-condo units.

I didn't even realize they had originally purchased the parcel I have the tax deed to until the heavy equipment showed up which made me look closer at deeds for sales in the area and discovered my parcel listed on the other property's deed.This is my first tax certificate/tax deed so I'm not sure what comes next.

We have a completely flip flop from past years- We are getting heavy bookings from VRBO v Air in the past, who knows with these platforms, the only thing that's guaranteed is that they will make changes on what will line their and their shareholders pockets and pivot if it doesn't..

I have built calculators to tackle more of the heavy lifting for me at this point.

What I really like is how these partnerships let you scale faster without having to be the one doing all the heavy lifting day-to-day.A lot of people don't realize how many syndication opportunities are out there — they just aren't always advertised publicly.

Open to off-market as well, but again need to bridge my knowledge gap on creative financing; definitely don't have the capital for all-cash/rehab-heavy properties.

Only reason it'd be difficult is if it's not cookie cutter (rural, super low purchase price, heavy rehab, structural rehab) or your FICO is low.What kind of deals are you looking at?

No more dings in the walls from people moving in heavy furniture. 

I personally think it's good to diversify your investments and not be too heavy in just one.

I like when tenants bring their own frig, washer and dryer, the more heavy items they bring, the longer they stay.