@Mike Messink I would love to chat more about where you are looking for STR in Cincinnati, I am rehabbing a rental right now that I am considering for a STR but I am not sure if the demand will be worth the extra cost, I only have traditional rentals right now.

Right now, you can only have the very poor, the very rich, and the very single living in places with poor schools. 

I have also recently read Think and Grow Rich, and have written down my definite purpose in life.

I needed one more year of a positive W9.traditional lenders have expressed doing a Debt Coverage Service Loan.

Unless you are a house flipper I don't think you would expect to get rich in 2 or 3 years after purchasing a house, but you should have some sweet numbers by the 5th and 10th years.But... even there are some geniuses on this forum, I am personally against buying single family properties.

My question for you guys is since I want to convert the property back to residential would I still have to finance the property commercial or would I be able use a traditional residential lender?

One, towns that have out-right banned STR in the city limits have pushed people wanting STRs to the county zoning area which traditionally are less regulated and never thought STRs would be an issue.

He does cover all the traditional education sections one would expect, but it was the practical suggestions throughout the book that resonated most with me.

You only need to invest your money in the syndication and that's it.You will need to spend time to get to know the sponsor, but once you find one to invest with, there's little work on your end.In many ways, a syndication is a better return on your investment than a traditional partnership.

Although many lenders do not offer this type of loan, those that do are a great option for real estate investors who are unable to provide the stricter guidelines of a traditional loan.The relationship between the borrower and the lender is based on the idea that the borrower will be able to afford and be able to pay the loan payments.