Talk to your insurance provider (and shop around) and ask how the rates would change if you increased the deductible. 

Cap Rate = NOI / Purchase Price (or Market Value). 2.

He says his source at a leading information provider, tells him that their research reports a serious drop in the number of "wholesalers" out there from 90,000 in mid 2022 to about 20,000 now, in fall of 2024.

They typically will not go above 70% cltvAs others mentioned I would be very careful who you are working with and what information you are providing.Also how many properties do you have and what is the estimated value and loans on them.It’s very different giving someone with $10-$20M in assets a LOC vs someone who has 2-3 properties

Because either one of these two tax claims accomplishes something that is normally prohibited: allows you to deduct real estate losses against high W2 income.

Most lists have separate providers.

Peace of mind will comes from dealing with right deal and right people and right area, and not from high CoC returns. 20% CoC is not worth the headache it brings if deal or tenant or area turns out to be bad. 

Then their clients do a cost segregation study because they benefit from being high-income earners.

We are always looking for deals, Also this poster is not buying fully renovated props for 80k, SURE maybe just maybe he can find one here and there, but highly unlikely .

The simple answer is highly accurate..A recent CBRE report on the accuracy of AirDNA date found it to be 97.5% accurate in reporting active supply of vacation rentals.