When my fiance and I travel, we're always drawn to the "unique" and "cool" units.

My WHY is to have the ultimate choice in my time (for family, friends, travel, etc). 

Granted my goals have drastically changed and I'm now working on being FIRE, but the point still stands.It is certainly the road less traveled, but I have zero regrets about not continuing my college education and the idea that everyone needs one only further contributes to the student loan debt problem facing my generation.

Have done my research and due diligence and was confident when I made the offer.

This drop in expected earnings is what you are seeing price declines given the P/E ratio valuation of most stocks.Industries most hit will be retail, food service, manufacturing, hospitality and travel.

We figured we could later absorb this additional rehab cost with a price bump from the bathroom conversion.In June of that year, we listed the house for $329,900, confident that it would go quickly given the time of year and the grade of our final product.

Hello everyone, Ive been doing alot of studying and research to the point that I now feel confident enough to take the next step. 1 thing im struggling with understanding is why is it set up to be harder to get funding for an Investment property opposed to owner occupied?

STRs tend to suffer during downturns and this will be compounded by the avoidance of non-essential travel by many Americans.

I'm very confident that I could handle the outcome if I got the deal, but I'm having trouble thinking that anyone would invest with me being newer and given it's on the larger side of most deals since the acquisition price is around $1.9M.Any input on this would be much appreciated, thank you in advance.  

@Claire Rosenberg working with wholesalers is fine, but you will have to be pretty confident to grab some of the deals they have.