@Nicole Heasley Owner financing is tough to qualify leads quickly on.

When you understand the roots of the right, you understand that judicial redemption rights never come into existence if the investor takes possession fairly quickly after gaining the tax certificate.

Lock in your money now and as rates continue to rise you'll see more and more rentors staying in the rental market longer.But beware because the rising interest rate climate could change quickly and with a correction we could see govt policy in a heartbeat that reduces barriers to borrowing and ownership. 

Make 2 far less attractive to her and more so to you, but then use the last 1 where time is the most valuable.

Something to keep in mind with STR, that's tied to why REI is a smart game to play - control is the name of the game.You want to control the guests and rates (vet them in hopes of avoiding property damage, set rates to attract those willing to pay more for quality)You want to control the costs (furnishings, consumables, cleaning/repair/plumbing/electrical)You want to control the property (choice of property, location, financing terms, well or city water, septic or city sewer, etc)This is all going to be very hard to do, if not impossible, if you don't OWN THE PROPERTY. 

I recommend taking a quick weekend trip there so you can get  good lay out of the area you are thinking of.

Hello, quick questions:Many Wholesalers in my area ship their deals to key entities with large lists for sizable fee and I'm trying to understand why. . .

I appreciate you both for the quick responses. 

Can anyone help refer me to a lawyer that has reasonable prices and a quick turn around.

This isn't something most agents like to hear and you'll weed out those looking to make a "quick buck" or get the "easy client" because they'll stop responding.