He pivoted to STR projects, rebranded as Techvestor and since then brushed off questions about Scout pads or MBD.

In essence they want to lease your house, and then re-lease it to someone else for more money than you are leasing it to them for - keeping the difference for themselves.  

There are a lot of nice properties around 17% and then a lot in the 13-15%. 

And here is what I have closed for him in the first 120 days.1. fix and flip  he put up 10k I always require the first two deals to have 10k into them then i fund 100% of everything after that. 

She will be an constant pain in the rear client who will blame you for everything and then leave you a bad Google review.

If the cash doesn’t come in like we think it will when we make it a STR then we would just be paying it out of pocket which we don’t want to do.

If it's in a condo complex then there should be some kind of flood insurance for the building wrapped in, you would only need a "wall-to-wall" policy. 

Quote from @Samuel Choi: @Gustavo Munoz CastroNo not an agent thanks for the info  Then that won't help, Expired listing data is only on the MLS which means it takes money to get access to it.

Then if she is, hire an eviction attorney.

If you don't have a plan for all the money on a cash-out, then you may be better off taking less and holding onto your equity.