We just bought a condo on the Gulf Coast, and the old management company has said the same snowbirds come to our unit every year from December 15- March 31.

Investment Info:

Single-family residence wholesale investment.

Sale price: $170,000

This house was a screamer!!!

LOCATION was everything and more. Just a 5 minute drive from Buford City Highschool! Pic...

I like to control the data and the deals but my business model is not as mainstream as large companies.

Skills, tools, subs, muscle you have to complete fast on paper.Architectural plans with elevations.Plat map, drawing where house goes, title report, gas lines, cost breakdowns, temporary power...Reports of existing utilities.Notes on conversation with planning desk on time frame.Combining the two loan types can be done, you need to be a great secretarial story teller on paper.

Encourage you to learn from the mistakes of others - by reading posts here on BiggerPockets about owners not having their expectations met by their current Property Management Company.

You will meet local investors, agents, wholesalers, title companies, etc.

The property cannot be valued in the traditional way, which is why I'm seeking a private lender who will value the property in a commercial-style method via the cap rate.Source of down payment funds: Implied equity (refi)Income Source: W2 for both my wife and IGross annual income (between the 2 of us): ~$300kMonthly debt obligations appearing on credit report, plus (if applicable) personal rent and alimony/child support/etc: Student loans, rent, and what exists for this tiny house.FICO: 725Credit issues: noneThanks for reading this far!

@Jay Ben, given these are private companies, typically, no.  

There is a large scale project going down that was bought by a Fortune 200 company in my home area that will bring in thousands of jobs and will inevitable make the appreciation skyrocket.

I've been with the company for nine years and loving every minute of it.