Purchase price: $290,000 Cash invested: $58,000 Short Term Rental Cabin in Maggie Valley, NC with stunning mountain views, perched at 4200 ft elevation.

Hi everyone,Has anyone dealt with sellers who didn’t disclose an insurance claim?

I saw the congratulations and got excited...then I finished the sentence :)I really hope this model works out because I would love to be a passive investor and do more with them, but a lot needs to happen in a short period of time.Anyway that's the latest, will keep you updated.

I am able to nurture both leads for SF sellers and buyers, as well as my investors for our funds and syndication.

“A curated list of the most unique and lucrative short term rental investment opportunities hitting the market the previous day, delivered daily”In an attempt to find better deals and properties to use for short term rentals I’ve come across several platforms some that I’ve shared previously. 

30 year fixed, low interest rate DSCR BLANKET loans (put multiple 1-4 unit properties under one loan for cash out or for purchase).Ground Up Construction loans for aspiring developers with NO Experience100% Financing on Fix and Flips (just pay closing costs and prepaid taxes/insurance)Fix and Flip financing that requires no appraisalHELOCS on investment propertiesBuilder's Forwards (for medium to larger developers who want to hedge interest rates on their properties they plan to sell so they can offer "low builders rates").DSCR loans for long term AND short term rentals (I think this is becoming more and more common, but some people have still never heard of this).And so much more!  

Would I EVER do one as a seller?

Hello BP community,I'm currently in the process of potentially purchasing a multifamily property, and the seller has indicated they're open to seller financing.

Selling @ $500kLender providing $490kCan the remaining $10k be carried by seller?

The seller needs moving money, there are oftentimes an arrears that has to be paid on the loan, there are oftentimes HOA fees that are due, there are title costs, there are escrow costs, usually there is deferred maintenance, you have to make mortgage payments out of pocket until you get a renter in there, you have to pay utilities and taxes, and you need reserves in case it all doesn't go as planned.3.