I used to work for a large regional bank and I don’t recall us ever implementing this option.

Lastly, it could be that the bank is going to portfolio your loan at below-market pricing because they want the entire banking relationship (deposits, transaction processing, consumer lending, etc) or simply want the risk (yield).Lots of local and regional banks have been retaining loans at really aggressive pricing recently as the current environment makes this favorable for them.

Evening, I am in the process of acquiring a short to mid term rental in the somewhat local vacation/ tourist destinations in my region.

I am still curious to get feedback from current Hazel Green investors, as I would certainly re-examine that region if the data and feedback was impressive. 

Hello BP, I am looking to connect with an agent/broker to sell a commercial property/land in the Hudson Valley region/Ulster County NY.

To keep things on track, it’s smart to spread your investments across different types of assets and regions.

I feel like that probably isn't the case based on all the posts I see from people investing in the Ohio region.

thanks James, in analyzing regional data, Louisville continues to show a strong local economy, with a decent trend in the growing rental market, lower median home prices and values, good reasons to make it appealing to us since we are looking to expand our portfolios, providing more affordability to enter into this market ... besides, good friends live in this city ... our visit will make it a business expense :)

I farmed the my portfolio in that region to a bunch of agents; and when I got an offer I was happy with I sent it to my CPA so he could run numbers and let me know what total effective taxes I would be paying after Cap Gains and depreciation recapture.  

We have owned STRs in the Carolina Beach and Wilmington region for several years, but now we are looking for new opportunities and to expand our portfolio, either in STR, motels, RV parks, or some other area of hospitality.