My thinking tends to be finding underutilized properties in high demand STR markets.

The potential in the Bay Area or other coastal markets is massive, but we have seen the risk is also high and the consistency for the average investor can be low.

From my understanding the brokerage they get their insurance through is rejecting the property because they believe the property to be high risk. 

The terms are high and the level of effort to get the loan is onerous.  

I'm here for 60 days working on high density infill midrise developments on the NW 79th corridor CRA east of 95.

I'd love to hear how everything goes, about both your highs & lows.

Once again, a brand new high-end (GE Profile model) DW#3 - One of the water heaters went out and within a couple days it was fixed (new thermostat)My co-pay was $85 each for all three of the above.....for about $3000+ worth of product and labor.

It’s a bit of a complex system but can be highly lucrative.Arizona: Interest rates here can soar up to 16% per annum, and the bidding starts at that ceiling, going down.

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