Quote from @Sam Yin: Well... in my pursuit of trying out owner financing, I think I finally locked one down that might work.I will revive this post... my post... lolThe original one relented and removed the CPI adjustment component of the financing.

I think when people consider section 8 they get hyper focused on the renter or cash flow component but often neglect the asset component of the investment.  

Additionally a key component is if sales are disclosed or not and if any percentage rent is tied to RX sales if you are talking about pharmacies.Depending on the purchase price and down payment the banks might only give a 15 or 20 year amortization with 10 years left.

Executing on a deal is the most important component of a lender, but as Erik said, a lot of lenders win people over with amazing terms but ultimately can not follow through.

1- the tools to analyze the STR component of the market. 

The responsibility for filing the Form 1099 is on the organization paying for the services (each state component).

@Chris Parrish agrees freelance is a big component...

Check all three bids and compare them to each other to make sure they all priced the same scope, have all the required components and double check that there aren't any exclusions noted.

It's great to see that you've found BP because it's been an integral component of my RE investing education!

I think instead I'd try to break it down into the separate components.