Their entire existence has been spent trying to capture Guests while dancing with Hosts to try and keep us happy. 

On top of that I need equity capture at the buy.

https://www.jamescarlsonrealestate.com/airbnb-laws...LOL - James comes up as #2 in google - The info is behind his lead capture page I'm assuming.

That means that capital is coming into play to capture ONE percent of the potential opportunity."

They are strictly referring to the appreciation of the asset itself.But what they aren't factoring in are:1) Equity capture when you buy.2) Rental Income.3) Leverage.

My initial thoughts are this wouldn't be so much as an immediate cash flow play, but a more opportunistic means to capture an asset in a very strong market with favorable financing in place and lots of land.  

This allows you to capture good deals, even with paying the fees.Best of luck to you!

Homes photographed with a DSLR camera receive an average of 61% more views than homes captured with a non-professional lens.

I'd turn around and resell it (perhaps even wholesale it), and capture part of that $100K in equity it is providing.Btw, are you sure there's really $100K in equity there?

The subject really captures everything...There is a 7-Plex that is being offered for a great price with 19%+ CAP and fully occupied bringing in over $3k cashflow/mo.Not sure why the owner wants to get rid of it, but I think he's just wanting to get out of the landlord business.Can I get a conventional loan for this and maybe do seller financing for the down payment to the bank?