The other is a non-traditional offering (higher risk and ideally higher return that even with some large issues seems likely to hit the high returns and is very frank about the problems they have encountered).  

For curiosity I asked Co-Pilot about it and got this response:The language in your CC&Rs stating that “no business or bed and breakfast is allowed” can indeed impact the interpretation of short-term rentals, but it may not be as straightforward as it seems.Definition of Business: Courts have often ruled that short-term rentals (like those listed on platforms such as Airbnb) do not necessarily qualify as a “business” in the traditional sense.

If you’re considering holding multiple properties, managing cash flow within the account to cover these expenses is crucial.If you convert a Traditional IRA to a Roth IRA, be aware of the tax consequences, as the conversion amount is taxed as ordinary income.

It is cheaper than the traditional cable box plans.

 You may be able to secure higher leverage financing through alternative lenders than a traditional bank (not always the case) and this may help advance your objective of reducing the down payment/cash requirement but that may only be temporary relief as you will likely pay more over the course of the loan because of higher rates and fees.

If you do sell and do a 1031 exchange there are a few things you could do to make your exchange as smooth as possible.The first option, If you do a traditional 1031 exchange and find a property that you really like don't hesitate to get it under contract.

.- Immediately refinance the property with a traditional bank mortgage to pull out a significant portion of equity. 

It’s a way to make money without doing as much work as traditional flipping.

She is very old school, she mentioned that the seller would only contribute to the “traditional” closing costs, around 2k 

So it wasn't a Bargain in the traditional sense.So, for Investments, a Bargain is not how much of a discount you get from similar investments.