Please DM me if so.I’ve encountered similar situations with unique zoning challenges.

CA and NC seem to have the most unique rules that I've come across, especially the non-refundable due diligence money in NC.

Creating something unique and special takes more time and energy.  

They work in a super unique niche and are the best at what they do.

I've run into a situation that appears to be unique and need some advise.

I also have another unique option where I could sell off portions of my equity at $50 increments with a 3% fee - but I would also proportionally lose any cash flow and appreciation - so I'm not fully convinced that's a good option - although I understand I can try to use the equity sold to get higher returns, but I'd need to at minimum, cover the cash flow returns I've lost through the sale.

We could do a traditional long term rental, but I’m curious if there’s a market for 30 day rentals in general (also asking around Austin), and if it could be more profitable potentially than a trad LTR.It’s a very unique property.

I've been buying pre-foreclosures and at the auction (Trustee's Sales and Sheriff's Sales) since 2002 in Arizona, Illinois and Wisconsin.Each state has a unique set of rules for how the process works (judicial and non-judicial states).

Nevada is a unique state in it has a lot of hoops to jump through for Hard Money Lenders to lend in (versus much less regulations in most other states) - not impossible to find by any means, but Nevada is going to limit your options

I have a unique opportunity to take a family owned property that normally just sits and turn it into an STR.