@Dennis SmithWe know of 4 major and consistent content-producers in this space:Al Williamson - Offers a course, ongoing coaching, monthly group meetings, been a landlord a long time, we took his course in 2020 at a discounted rate--our view it was worth every penny; Based in Northern CA Jesse Vasquez - Great YouTube content, unique takes, often wears his hat on backwards during his videos; Based in CAKellie Michelle - Great YouTube content, clear and concise, Based in smaller midwest cityErin Spradin - Wrote a book, good YouTube content, Unsure where she is basedMy sense is that Al has been at it the longest, but they all seem good to me, though we've only taken Al's course.

However, I still learned a lot since short term rentals have unique insurance needs that aren't always met with traditional policies.

It’s a very unique situation, but looking for some guidance!

For your client's cash-out refinance on an adult family home in Washington State, it would be helpful to reach out to lenders who specialize in DSCR loans, especially those experienced with unique property types like adult family homes.Contact Local Lenders: Start with local banks and credit unions in Washington that offer DSCR loans, as they may have specific programs tailored for adult family homes.

Stores that have since moved-in to the space include Costco, HomeGoods, Petco, Hobby Lobby, Dick’s Sporting Goods, Field and Stream, Best Buy, and Ashley Furniture Home Store.Transit Oriented/Mix-Use Developments- Mobile Bay Bridge Project is said to begin in 2020, costing $2.1 billion and consisting of a six-lane cable stay bridge over the Mobile Bay connecting Mobile and Eastern Shore.

However, I just checked a national underwriter's manual, and it appears CD's are insurable, but there are criteria unique to them. 

Outside of real estate, I enjoy spending time with my wife and kids, as well as playing golf, collecting comics and sports cards, and binging the next show on Netflix.I am very excited to meet people with common interests, network, learn, and help where I can.

Although there are best practices, everyone prefers to set it up with their own unique flavor.

DFW has so many different areas and neighborhoods, all of them are unique. 

If we can agree that 'knowledge' is an asset (an intangible asset) then there may be some common ground in the view that those with unique knowledge that is in low supply but high demand get paid more for their knowledge than those with common knowledge that can be obtained anywhere or from anyone for free.