If they are ok with carrying the financing and don't need large amounts of cash right away, this may be a good fit for them.

If you have a lot of capital already, a solid income coming in elsewhere from real estate, and want to minimize your headaches / downtime to get a property, than I would say this strategy fits. 

I've spoken to a ton of BP members in the last year who fit this mold.

I can definitely help you find refinance solutions that fit your strategy, including options with shorter seasoning periods and up to 75% LTV cash-out refinances.I have relationships with dozens of private lenders who cater specifically to foreign investors, all of which offer flexible terms that could align with your goals.

I am about to invest in Austin, too.You're going to have to research the criteria of how you want to invest and what fits that mold.

I’d appreciate any insights on whether Sacramento is a good fit for these goals.1.

They've been upfront about their 10DLC enrollment requirements and the need for a website, which hasn't been a big deal for me.But hey, everyone's experience is different, so I'd recommend doing your own research and reaching out to their customer service team to see if it's a good fit for you.

Hotels and fitness centers handle hundreds and hundreds of users between cleanings.1.

I have been doing DSCR loans for 10-12 years back when they were called cash flow loans, so when they fit they are a great product (even without the nonsense unlicensed DSCR only brokers say about them like the not on credit report BS) but they are NOT as good as a conventional if one qualifies. 

That will help other investors who are looking to partner, to get a better sense of what you're looking for and if it fits their needs.