If they are doing a rate/term refi there usually isn't any seasoning needed.  

Most banks, or other traditional lenders, will require between 6-12 months of seasoning before a refi.On the other hand, non-traditional or private sources, like mine, may not require any seasoning at all.  

Average rents for similar size are $1400-$1500, there are a lot of odd balls asking for $2500 for some reason, but I think those are mostly for seasonal tenants and the houses are furnished...

What is the seasoning on the note (how many payments have been made)?

I just wanted to know if all the seasoned investors would think of this as a viable strategy.

I'm preferably looking for a seasoned investor who's had success in one or both of these endeavors.  

I’ve heard some institutional buyers are starting to implement seasoning requirements as well, but I don’t know if opendoor is one of them. 

I will be attending my very first BP Networking Event on Wednesday, just to get familiar with the community and forming new relationships.I also attended my first sheriff sale/auction this past Tuesday, and I was so confused :D, but learned a little bit to see what else is out there.I am an action-taker/doer, and want to know what other newbies/rookies and seasoned investors/professionals are doing in this current marketplace to make deals happen?

But here is Destin/PCB, we had a few week slow down that actually seemed to extended our peak season later into the year(2020).

Zillow is predicting another crazy summer of real estate price increases.https://fortune.com/2022/03/20...