I also heard about delayed financing in the podcast a couple weeks ago.

I try and discount some night just to get the couple bookings I have gotten via AirBNB.Homeaway is also constantly rolling out new improvements to the website and app.They now have pricing tools and other analytic that show competitors pricing with graphs and charts.They also show if someone did an inquiry and booked another property and you can see what the other property is to see the competition.

For those people SAVING less than 30K per year... rentals or turnkey rentals are the way to go at least until you have a good knowledge and cashflow base of a couple thousand every month.

If you can't qualify for conforming money,that's one thing, but if you're just worried about the carrying costs for an extra couple of months, my suggestion would be just wait and eat the short term costs.  

It is all online and I was able to crank through the class in about 1-2 months by trying to do at least 1 chapter 3-4 nights a week, sometimes a couple chapters a night.

Taxes are low, area is fine, and the new owner would still cash flow a couple hundred with a pretty good return.

Hi,I'm brand new to real estate investing in a pretty tough market-Denver.

I'm not familiar with the specific act that you mentioned and I do have a couple of loans in IL.

I have no affiliation with them I've only used them both for my personal home and a couple investment properties - but have Styron give you an estimate.

So...a couple of clarifications....Lienholders don't start short sale processes.