Hey @Alex Ng, if you do a search on there for arbitrage, you will get a ton of info.

Quote from @Alex Ng: Quote from @Bruce Woodruff: I would do it like this: Make your offer, get under contract, then hire a Home Inspector to do a thorough inspection.

Quote from @Alex Ng: Hey I just finished reading Long Distance REI, and im ready to jump in.

See if your brokerage has an agreement for this, most likely they do cause as you know as a real estate salesperson, you should get everything in writing.Hope this helps,NG

I have a copy of the NC standard contract and it's C-O-N-F-U-S-I-N-G!

Quote from @Alex Ng: Hi.

I've confirmed it is a time seasoning not a 6 payments seasoning and this matters because then it doesn't matter whether you bought the property with a loan or cash https://selling-guide.fanniemae.com/Eligibility/Mortgage-Eligibility/Loan-Purpose-/COR/109[…]ng-requirement-for-a-cash-out-refinance-transaction.htm)For a cash-out refinance, Fannie/Freddie apparently requires 6 months time on title before refinancing.

Quote from @Alex Ng: I'm looking for affordable STR in Florida.

Great team including my Real Estate Broker (Jaime Ng), Legal (Maggie Hu), a good 1031 company is critical.

Originally posted by @Rich Ng:@Josh BloomquistNot sure who you were talking to, but most folks I talk to, say the transfer of the deed can trigger the due on sale clause.