Hello everyone,My name is Melissa Clyatt, and I am pleased to join this forum as an investor and property manager.I am excited to connect with fellow professionals in the industry, share insights, and explore potential collaborations.

We currently have some money saved up thats sitting in a bank account and waiting to be invested, but I am not sure whether or not to invest in an airbnb for more potential cash flow or a multifamily for a steadier income.

Each platform offers unique features that I find intriguing and that align with my requirements, such as no monthly fees, interest-earning potential, and robust digital tools for financial management.Before I make a decision, I wanted to ask if any of you have experience with these banks or if you have other recommendations that fit the bill.

While running some of our options thru Awning.com, we noticed that having a hot tub in some areas changes the revenue dramatically (+/- 20k+), while in another area only a few miles away a hot tub has little to no effect on the potential earnings.Can anyone help us understand why this might be?

Columbus OH, we work with a Charlotte land developer here on larger sites like 30 acres and up not sure how big but your niche size is great. we do development, licensed general contractor, and build single family and multifamily we have a few new Floorplans every few months and I travel nationally to be an advocate for our market. it's wide open. high absorption potential and only 8 builders who build over 50 houses a year in our market. 

Josephine your situation sounds scary and frustrating at best and potential fraud activity at worst. 

Two day minimums always worked for me, a three-day minimum scared away a lot of potential guests.

I'm currently considering an off-market potential deal in GA and would like to do a quick sanity check on my underwriting with your help:Land Size: 96 acresDevelopment Potential: Zoning allows for 3 houses per acreLocation Perks: Public water.

Legitimate lenders are ok with this.This is a clear scam @Justin Smith.

Ive flipped a few houses now and i can see the potential as well as the potential in the SFH rental.