That means you'll probably have to take on riskier borrowers or agree to riskier terms.My advice - If you don't have boots on the ground here in the states (that you can rely on), or someone you know you can trust to borrow this money then I wouldn't risk it.

Agree with @Ken M. - the juice isn't worth the squeeze to me on that type of loan product.

So I am not sure I agree 100% on the purchase philosophy @Alex Scattareggia.

I completely agree with this.

Once you start to find something wrong with almost every deal but finally find one that really makes sense, run it by your mentor to see if they agree it is a good deal.

Agree with this post!

I agree that DealCheck (or the BP calculator) does not provide enough tools or functionality to analyze those types of transactions (yet).But I would argue that it does a great job at analyzing more traditional buy & hold SFRs and multi-families, as well as flips and rehab projects. 

@Ken LatchersI agree about Airbnb.I get most of my bookings from VRBO/HA and I have heard alot of bad report in bookings.com so I'm not going to bother since I dont need them.

Reread what @Stuart Udis wrote.We can testify to the same challenges after 25 years in our marketplace.We also agree with @Kristian Sexton about starting with a PMC.

Not sure if that is legal but I agree.