Like someone else said, your RE licensure exam is going to touch on creative financing in a very surface level way, if at all.

Be very careful when it comes to vacation homes you need to be very experienced to be able to calculate the exact net cash flow. there is so many expenses that you might not understand, in other words you need to do your homework before touching any vacation rentals especially with the pandemic .

Few notes: I will not touch the money in these accounts unless the income is being used to buy a flip or another property, which is about 10 months for me so that money will be sitting there.I am considering a HYSA from Capital one as i saw as of today their APY is 4+% with a minimum deposit of $10KI will be using baselane to organize and manage these transactions.Any criticism / advice is welcome :)

I will be in touch with you directly.

@Tom CarmodyI would recommend getting in touch with owners in the particular hotel you’re wanting to buy in and ask them how they like it and how much they are really making & any issues with the hotel.

If you have a referral for a good attorney and/or title company I'd love to get in touch with them. 

I had the PM get in touch with the contractor and he addressed the "issues" fairly quickly. 

Maybe rephrase your questions or a new thread and copy in @Chris Seveney  he is very experienced lender with capacity you dont want to waste time with a bunch of fake lenders. and you brokers or HML are not going to touch this loan thats a fact.

not going. trying to figure out what to do next still attempting to get in touch with Charlie Adams.

If I decide to go west I will definitely get in touch.