Yes, this lender might see all kinds of deals PROJECTED on paper, but what about business returns showing the actual results?

This is ingrained in us because the NAR Code of Ethics prohibits us from soliciting business from another realtor's clients, but there's also a certain protocol and level of professional courtesy involved, and listing agents expect to hear from the buyer's agent if the buyer is represented.I've also had instances where a seller inadvertently sent documents directly to the other agent before I reviewed them, and it ended up costing them time and money.

Hey Bigger Pockets Family, I recently moved to Denver, CO from Tacoma, WA where my business partner and I used to fix & flip properties.

For reference, I am self-employed (I run my own online clothing business, i am 1099-k) and I've always been told that it'll be hard for me to get a conventional mortgage when you're self employed, so I am specifically asking about other types of loan options.  

- Refers to loans and mortgages that cover the costs of purchasing and launching your short-term rental property and business. 

For example, I have a client who lives in Franklin, TN and purchased a second home downtown Nashville, TN with the intention of using it when conducting business downtown, entertaining clients, etc...  

Look for areas with high need for rentals, growing numbers of people, and rising business activity.

A: This is pretty accurate from what ive seen, parking, access to a private bathroom are two factors that can help you push rents as well as the updates in the house.

I would set up an entity that buys the property, you'll put the capital into the business and find an equity split that works for you.

I value the role of having a solid network, which I've established in the Kansas City architecture realm, and am excited about getting to know you all in the real estate business in the KC Metro area!