Namely, the person who is being foreclosed on gave up ownership of the house several years ago via quitclaim to another person that does not appear to be a family member.I'm assuming this triggered the due on sale clause for the bank, even though that took years to actually occur.

I got started by using the banks money.

I've been hosting for a while now and want to expand my business.What are some books that go beyond the basics and actually teach you how to scale a STR business. 

The bank always finances on the LOWEST amount between the purchase price and economic value as determined by revenues and expenses.

Since the bank/lender Imwill finance from has significant skin in the game, how much credence should be put into their due diligence of the business / deal?

Also, the house I own the mortgage is through Bank of America, should I go with a local bank to get a mortgage for these properties?

I'll shed some info;Deal was found on mls for 177k, we offer 160, closed on 162k, did everything I had to do on the inspection period etc etc, seller god the final hud from the bank and realized she needs to bring 6k to the closing table , so for us not to lose the deal we offered to bring to the table 6k( her agent give up on 2k of her commission ).

Have you tried calling your local community banks?

I'm doing a cash our refi and the bank needs this info today.

I hear the guests and hosts on the podcast talk about giving a letter ratings to neighborhoods.