Every situation and every individual is unique.

I've purchased partial interests on several occasions, it has always worked out as the other party understands that 1. they are no longer having to deal with that original party, 2. they aren't going to win, a sale can be forced and they will get what the auctioneer hands them 3. the feud may continue but it won't be over that property, it's no longer the object of contention.As to financing, honestly there's no story that comes to mind, I never really lost money from a loan when all was said and done, so it's not exciting.

I'm a 'shiny object' kind of person so I'm always looking to learn about new businesses.

Almost 5th month court send notice to tenant and tenant raise objection.

I'm only 18 so I'm embracing the buy-and-hold strategy to the best of my ability (secondary, however, to the rental cashflow objective) thanks to the long-term opportunity I have to realize the appreciation of any RE investments. 

Then you are left with an object that has less value then a traditional mobile home. 

A lot of traditional analytical templates, p&l sheets I found online don't really factor in some of the unique nuances of short term rentals like this.  

I best advice to you is to speak with a potential hard money source to know what you loan amount options could be.Keep in mind that each flip is unique in it's own way.

I did Quartz one time only because it was on sale for the same price as granite and the buyers loved it, but I like the look of granite because it's not as uniform as Quartz, which makes it look unique.

Few agents will spend their time or money working on an open listing, except when the property is very unique or if the the inventory of homes for sale is very low. 2.