=Host that has consistently achieved quarter over quarter over hundreds of staysMy recommendations:Add "Badges": to the Superhost designation🎖How many quarters/years has this host been a Superhost🎖How many stays have they hosted🎖How many 1-star reviews have they earned (aka total disasters stays)Allow guests to search for "Top hosts"💻Additional search filters for hosts that are rockstars💻Just like "Categories" create a Top hosts list in a city or area- - - - - -What are your thoughts?

It's been renting very consistently and has had great cash flow so far!

It is one that consistently closes deals, and the one that can talk to you like a person, not someone that just wants to "win a deal". 

Client feedback has consistently been that commercial lenders (an SBA loan being an example) want to see that zoning lines up with intended use.

A one-unit rental could cost an investor as little as $30,000 while the cost of a multi-family building can go well up in the millions.At first sight, it might seem as though securing a loan for a single-family property would be a lot easier than trying to raise money for a million-dollar complex, but the truth is that a multi-family property is more likely to be approved by a bank for a loan than the average home.That’s because multi-family real estate consistently generates a strong cash flow every month.

It's all about getting that first deal done, and then focusing on the next to consistently grow your portfolio. 

I have had rentals there for 15 years, even through the recession, and values have stayed pretty consistent.

We invest only in B properties because we learned early on that our client base prioritizes cash flow and consistency over all else.

I started working with a turnkey provider and got consistently better deals.

Hard money lenders are going to have relatively consistent rates amongst there competition.