If you don't have enough DTI to get a conventional loan then the alternate loan sources are almost always going to have more fees and interest rates along with higher payments.This makes buying a STR even more difficult to cash flow in these challenging times.It is more important than ever to run the numbers or you could be one of the many people who realized they were losing money every month and be forced to sell possibly at a loss.If you can use one of the sources listed above to find a great property in a great location at a great price and you can cashflow taking into account for Capex then all ahead full speed!

That fantasy is like imagining the Romans having found a race of people who were immortal, 7' tall, 10x the strength and speed of any other human alive, 10x the intelligence, aaaand served the Romans as slaves, lol.     

Speed was important to all parties, interest rates were spiking around 5% at the time.

I just joined to begin the process of getting up to speed on getting into my first property.

I have heard of a snowball strategy of paying off rental properties that can speed up the number of doors you can acquire over time.

Besides "networking" and "knowing your market by talking to everyone in it", I am interested in efficient processes for speeding up one's search.I get a lot of letters in the mail, texts, and phone calls from wholesalers and others trying to buy one of my properties.

This would essentially speed up the learning process and the networking process.Does anyone have experience or have heard of how legit Renatus is?

In terms of speed of sales, homes priced at $200,000 and Below were the quickest to sell, typically taking 31 days.

His actual academy/boot camp maybe that much but I had received an ad for his recorded videos of those classes which is much more my speed.

I'm definitely trying to map it out so its "ready" for those speed bumps and road blocks.