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@Jonathan R McLaughlin I have a fairly bullish outlook that this will be short lived, and as has been proven over and over, most consumer's memories are short.I do think a lot of Airbnb hosts will sell/convert to long term, especially when Airbnb forced all hosts to issue full refunds, regardless of refund policy outlined by host.  

If conventional methods aren't working out for you, then I recommend, as you said, looking into a possible seller financing option.

Everyone these days is stripping their equity out of their properties because of the popularity of the BRRRR method.

You definitely want to do your due diligence to make sure your contract is legal and executed properly, but there is nothing inherently wrong with that purchase method.

Credit card as method to pay rent auto qualifies as person recommending being Cold Hearted.

If it doesn't work, I'll change up my methods, if that doesn't work, I'll try something else. 

Hey guys, for those of you who have experience in virtual wholesaling (either being the remote wholesaler or as a partner to a remote wholesaler), what methods have you found most effective for evaluating properties?

Get feedback and set accountability.Now take consistent action daily for the 90 days to reach this goal.This really is a great method for making decisions and implementing business plans.

However, is they a way to legally ask for a credit of those funds and pay the realtor via another method?