If they're only owned the properties for a short period of time, it's unlikely they're wanting to sell them already.

High leverage coupled with cyclical markets, low reserves, bad locations, under-capitalized properties, short-term debt, low cash flow, no value add, or some combination of these items is where owners get in trouble.

It's one thing to make a short-term sacrifice, but you have to be comfortable and happy in your home.

I'm still getting settled in so before I get to investing & buying my own residence in the area, I'm deciding to do a short-term rental.

I wanted a tenant who needed a short term lease, I found some students to take the place for $2275 a month on a one year lease.

I remember trying to do a short term  rental of  a house a few years ago and the whole thing was a scam.

that way any damages are covered.I once had a pre-foreclosure on short sale contract (fell through), so I had been inside, and knew about the flooded basement and mold.  

One question that has come up as I begin the rehab process is about how long will banks or loan officers require consistent rental income for short term rental until they'll approve a refi?

I would be interested we do not need to verify reserves or Seasoning but it would be a short term loan. 

I have a grandfathered price LoopNet premium searcher account (owned by LoopNet) that is like $90/mo that I’m going to cancel within 30 days.