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Stated another way, on average those properties increased 5.7% annually (using simple interest).

Las Vegas's average annual population growth ranges from 2% to 3%.

I pay their outrageous subscription fee (I think it's currently $695 but seems to go up annually, clearly they hope hosts move away from it and I am suspicious that my ranking has gone down because I am still on the subscription model) and my effective rate is 3.36% because they charge their 3% on taxes too (which mine are 11%).  

I previously used Proper but switched due to their high rates, lack of portfolio coverage, and demanding annual underwriting review processes.

Gross annual rental income is $88,140.

What would you advise to do to pull some equity to pay for down payment and invest cash into syndication with 17% annual return or just pay cash for down payment.

So for example, if the gross rent on AirDNA is $120,000, the rents to structure the DSCR loan would be $120,000 *80%=$96,000 annually or $96,000/12 (months)= $8,000.

I am even more comfortable having several family members in the area which I visited annually throughout my childhood/adolescents and every couple years now as an adult.

So, what would be the difference of depositing rent payments monthly to the SDIRA (and taking my SEPP payment monthly or annually)?