On the other end of the development spectrum, I met with JK at Storybook Realty.They offer a hybrid turnkey business model whereby the investor purchases the property up front and they will manage the required upgrades and subsequent property management.

The VA funding fee or VAFF is 1.5% if you put down 5% or more and 1.25% VAFF if you put down 10% or more down payment but typically its 2.15% for first use or 3.30% for subsequent use with 0% down.VA also requires primary residence so if employment and all documentation points to TX and they dont have any relocation papers VA may not be used unless primary residency can be documented.10% down is min for conventional financing on a 2nd home. 

You can read a little about it here:http://m.thelocal.it/20141204/american-dies-of-car...Daniel subsequently posted to our facebook group in an effort to raise awareness of the dangers of carbon monoxide. 

Partially rehabbed and subsequently abandoned.  

Doing our first (and hopefully subsequent) deals!

At first it seems all the zones are in 'distressed' areas but a mixed use building I own in downtown Denver is in an opportunity zone as well as an enterprise zone which I'm hoping will make it attractive to a buyer.

You will want to be certain that the particular policy you are interested in provides coverage for losses related to a commercial enterprise, such as a vacation rental.  

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I have subsequently reviewed the CLASS A, B, C terms.

The challenge in the space if you either pay for a company’s excessive marketing budget or deal with some seriously awful interfaces that are common in the legacy enterprise software space because traditional short term rental managers were large firms that required managing hundreds of rentals at a time and could pay a full-time person to just sit there and learn the software.