Proper was the very first player in the STR market - they had the only product that specifically targeted STRs for a while and we all used them.

Legally they can but the biggest players in our area (Upstate) will not.  

I’m in Georgia, I'd love to get familiar with the quality players out there, get a deal in exchange for equity.

There are two major gas players (parkers and enmarket) both within 2 blocks.   

I have two problems I’m working on to reduce that significantly, 1. developed lots at 75-100k are highly sought after, very competitive at that price point, several other players doing the same thing. 2.

@Jason Gamio there have been properties I've bought sight unseen, however, I know the city, I have confidence in my real estate agent, I have a good property manager and if they are okay with it I'll purchase without seeing it.As others have mentioned it's not worth doing if you don't know the market, you don't have the cash or you don't have a few players in place to help in the process.

the reason was the average investor who wants a 100k rental in memphis has 20 to 30k but does not have 75k to do the buy and rehab which is risky from afar.so how the business worked and i did well over 1000 of these as a HML.. it went like this.. and so this BRRR that we did was before BP was on the internet its nothing new.You had the following players.1.

She’s a big player in the local RE community. 25+ years experience.

I was also inexperienced and did not understand the process and as a process driven person could not understand why it would take a month + to board a loan.So its not only knowing what is or is not a good note, but knowing who the players are in the game you are gonna need and how that game is played. 

Cleveland is a great market if you're looking for cash-flow deals and the Columbus market is rapidly growing as a result of some of the largest players in the tech industry expanding and growing their business here.