How professional are your photos? 

Performing NotesPays To Term Pays Off EarlySell The Full Note
Sell A Partial
Combine With Other Notes for a Mini Pool/Portfolio
Help Borrower Refinance
Restructure For Early Payoff
Incentivize For Early Payoff
Trade the Note
Hypothecate The Note
Non-Performing NotesPayer Reinstates
Work With Payer To Catch Up
Restructure Forbearance or Modification
Accept a Short Sale/Short Payoff
Cash For Keys & Deed in Lieu of Foreclosure
Sell as Non-Performing
Pursue Foreclosure
Homeowner Sells House and Pays Off
Sells At Foreclosure
Get Property At Foreclosure
Sell Property As-Is To Investor After Foreclosure
Fix and Flip After Foreclosure
Rent Property Out
Lease Property With Option To Buy
Sell With Owner FinancingWould love to hear what are your favorites?

Unfortunately don't have any before photos but was old vinyl counters and white appliances.

Although STR can seem sexy and the potential to make more than a long term rental, you also have to consider the start up costs...furnishing, linens, plateware, small appliances, washer/dryer, baby gear, decor, pictures, curtains, televisions, games, routers, professional photos etc etc.Hope this helps a bit, not trying to talk you out of it, just food for thought.

The catch is rentals can only go to 65%LTV Good luck!

@Gorden Lopes thanks for the add. i hope all is well with you. we definitely need to catch up and schedule a call to discuss some amazing opportunities.

Have a professional take the interior photos and make sure rent is on par with the average for your zip code/home size and you should be rolling in tenants.

I assure you, it is just a lag and NYC will catch up. 

Would love to see more photos, I’m sure there’s an untapped market in the highest end luxury stays!

And you might find yourself in a catch 22 later if you've been taking QBID or you sell a rental at a loss (remember 2009?)