With that said, a lot of people will be against you investing here because only a small amount of us have actually done it!

I would meet as many people as you can in your market that are directly finding off-market deals. 

If the intent is to flip it, there are two ways people buy houses 1. with borrowed money 2. with their own cash.

Myth: Getting your license means you will start to get business and sell homes and earn commissionFact: Selling homes, lead funneling, closing deals, handling clients is hard work and you must bust you A** to find clients. 

I'd love to get input from experienced people here on this idea.I searched for this situation in the forums and found several discussions of selling to an LLC but not on point with my situation. 

My BUSINESS is real estate syndication (primarily notes we originate or purchase, but also property).  

Keep ya posted...hit me back with any thoughts.Cheers,MilesI'm a multifamily property specialist/broker and my business partner is the president of a highly successful steel based modular manufacturing company.

They need to tell people this is a full time job and create a truly "plug and play" system like they claim that only requires a few hours of work per week.

Marked Rentals LLC, for instance, provides flexible loans with fast approval and can be a great option for real estate investors like you.Home Equity Investment: Some companies offer equity-sharing arrangements where they invest in your property's equity and you get a lump sum without taking on debt.Business Line of Credit: If your STVRs are operated as a business, you might qualify for a business line of credit, which can provide the flexibility you need for fix and flip projects.Feel free to reach out if you need more detailed information on these options or if you have any questions about flexible financing solutions.Best,Stacey Wells.

It seems  that there are still people looking for both STR and annual in SW Florida.