I'm not familiar with your area, but from my experience if its not priced correctly, you won't get any leads. 

The term "seasoning period" usually refers to the amount of time you're required to hold a property or a loan before you can refinance it, especially in the context of the BRRRR (Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat) strategy.During the BRRRR strategy, individuals typically purchase a property using hard money loans (high-interest, short-term loans used for property investments) to fund the purchase and renovations.

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I’m now with Travellers with a short term rental rider and they do two separate policies. 

Hey Nicholas, PCB is a really hot market right now for short term.

I apologize that we have fallen short on the communication end.

I'm aware that short-term rentals aren't covered by traditional home insurance, per se, but is such the case with stays over 30 days?

And this leads to less disciplined assumptions, maybe going into markets you aren't familiar with, going higher leverage to get more deals done.

@Patrick Rowellprobably them... they might just not be worried about cash flow in the short term.