I rent in NYC (astoria queens) 10 min from manhattan and work.I work in tv/film which is by definition freelance even though I've been working for the last 5 years pretty consistentlyI have access to Navy Federal Credit Union which do offer $0 money 100% financing and said with my current debt to income ratio and 683 credit would only give me $280k-$350 (not much to buy anything in NYC) the only thing I find is condo/coop which won't let you rent. 

Their demography includes celebrities of course but also corporate trainings or corporate retreats, filming, events, etc... 

Some of the industries that are driving the economy in Atlanta include technology, IT, film, transportation, consumer goods, and financial services.The Atlanta apartment market, in aggregate, had an average vacancy rate of 9.0% in 2017 and 12-month rent growth rate of 3.6%.

Would be curious to hear feedback and I couldn't find any threads about it here on BP.I've yet to use it myself with my properties but my son is in the film industry in Los Angeles and he clued me into it.

I have a relatively unique financial position and am interested in sourcing financing for my next STR - I'd love your input/experiences with different possibilities.Thumbnail of my situation: I'm a professional in the film/television industry, which by its nature consists of short- to medium-term employment.  

A lot of exciting things are happening : the film and music industry is booming and land is cheap..er.

I am a contractor who installs window film for commercial and residential applications, with an emphasis on commercial.  

Working in film I have always had to look for money/investors for projects, in doing so I have made some great connections with investors with diverse portfolios and great rates who are always looking for new opportunities.thanks!

I also write music for TV/film/video and generate a modest supplementary income from that, but I want to have a cash flow to fall back on/fund bigger and bigger deals. 

Depends on your system as a drive may hold a year's worth of video 24/7, cheaper systems don't, so rotate storage.You need to be professional about filming folks, your security officers are not to discuss or even mention what they might be seeing on video, this is like top secret for James Bond.