CRE brokers are the largest and as a developer we wouldn't look at that.

No thanks.I look at real estate as a lifetime investment, and hopefully future income for my kids and their kids.If you bought a cabin last year and already want to sell, you probably didn't go in with a reasonable expectation of the investment.  

Here, four major lenders sat at the front of the room, and potential borrowers presented their scenarios.

My journey officially began at 16 years old, right after high school, when my father and I sold the house he was going to gift me and my brother to fund our first vacation rental in Cozumel, Mexico.

But I also make sure that my property has the most amenities as well, so it's not targeted at the budget shoppers. 

Or maybe Larry Mountain at Land Title could be of some assistance or direction. 

My question is why are you looking at OOS? 

Of course, I also calculate ROI, but I wanted to make sure I’m looking at the right metrics.Since I only do hard money lending, my structure is pretty simple—loan disbursement, monthly interest payments, and fees like origination or exit fees.

I worked for 8 years at Harvard Medical School doing statistical analysis for a living.

The trade off course for STR route is more management/cleaning of guests coming and going/risk of no bookings vs not needing to deal with long term renters months at a time if that once they move in.