Loan Selection: DSCR loans tailored to short-term rentals have proven effective for me, especially when certain lenders can use AirDNA comps for evaluation.Insurance Consideration: Prioritize short-term rental insurance with substantial liability coverage to safeguard your investment.Ownership Structure: Opting for an LLC provides advantages in terms of tax and legal matters, enhancing your property's protection.Competitive Market: Given the growing competition in this space, ensure your budget includes distinct features and amenities from the outset.

There's markets where you can get deals done for a total capital investment of 25k including all costs.I build networks for my clients to operate in, I go into key markets and interview the principle players like agents, contractors, and wholesalers. 

Larger institutional players are now doing build to rent communities as well.The financial modeling for these projects would need to be built custom for the specific use as you will have various scenarios to model like  finished lot scattered infill, finished lot subdivision and raw land and or unimproved scattered lots.

However, as long as you know the processes and are a good wholesaler (there aren’t many of them) you can for sure build relationships with a few investors and be more of a “personal” wholesaler by prioritizing those investors first.

I believe that they prioritize cases of this nature above non-payment, so hopefully it won't take as long.  

It’s tough to get bank financing with no cash flow, and that will lead you down the path of even higher rates.Take into consideration that I’m not a major player in this game so I’ve always been risk averse.  

Best for PMCs that are really techy and like data.Rentvine is a new player, but haven't played with it yet.

I’m interested in buying in the area for SFH and Multi rentals but I want to know the section 8 rates prior. It’s

It's vitally important to know who you are working with, and have the history of the players involved.

on the flips side I made a 500k flip fee on a 14 lot development.. but I did put up the 50k EM and I did spend about 75k getting it pre plat approved.. then builder closed once all appeals were exhausted.. but I was also prepared to close if he tried to back door me or go around me.. which is not uncommon when you get into the bigger money players.. at the time I did not even realize wholesaling was a thing or you would call it that.. maybe it was a development wholetail since we did put up 125k of risk money :)on the one I just paid the 125k to someone else we have an offer on the table right now from lennar which is a 1mil profit. but again I put up by the time its done 325k to get there.. the mil we get our 325k back then a check for 1 mil if the stars all align .. we could lose 325k also.. rapid appreciation like this I guess those that call appreciation gambling maybe that's exactly what it is... gun slingers.. take me a long time to make 1 mil in a year owing rentals though  LOL..