I'd say it's more likely that they're kept artificially low through the 2016 election season...

Permanent residents are not complaining.The efficient utilization of  these assets can prevent the construction of large hotels, which are even more inefficient in the off season, and provide a less interesting and more expensive experience for the traveler.As Azita said, STRs are likely to have better maintenance inside and out.

So I start looking around and I'm finding since it's not seasoned for 6 months most commercial lenders will only finance 75% of my cash into the property.

There are two BP seasoned investors (Danny Johnson and J Scott), who have websites that contain free content to educate you on flipping.

It got me in a duplex "free and clear" and i'm coming up on my 12 month seasoning.

3) IF #1 or #2 could work, assume I went to refinance after seasoning for 2 years, and the property appraised at 125K.

It also means the "amateurs" have closed up shop. the Ma and pa investors, have put up the "Closed for the Season" sign.If you are a flipper, now is the time to buy, why?

Keep in mind most lenders will want to see that the property has been in your name for 6-12 months (referred to as "seasoning").P.S.

How do you not know source and season requirements on funds used in equity for a deal?

I am a total newbie in RE but seasoned in small business.