Originally posted by @Kyle R.

Their going rate is 20-25% per booking, plus a tech fee of around $125 a month. 

But my original estimates on cash-on-cash is coming down to 17% which I know will likely be lower when I factor in unexpected repairs.

@Nathan Harden yes lending has been the biggest hurdle, we also originally were aiming for 75k value to invest in however this deal came across us newly listed and we were the first to see it.

Also, often times the original homeowners still live in the property so once the sale is ratified you have to go through the eviction process or offer cash for keys to get them to leave.

Can you give some insight on the value, loan amount, quoted points and fees this far?

Also, ensure your lease agreement complies with local and state laws by clearly outlining tenant responsibilities, rent payment terms, late fees, and maintenance procedure and reach out to property management companies if you're not aiming to self manage your property. 

One thing I like about them is that they dont charge a month's rent as fee for new tenants. 

Hi Savannah, I'm originally from LA and work with a lot of out of state investors along the Oregon Coast.

@Tamara MartinStart by putting the lenders names down column B and then the loans, rates, points cost, fees, etc across as headers in row 2.