I am looking for peace and tranquility in terms of property management.

I'm particularly interested in whether now might be a good time to explore short-term rentals or if I should consider using a bridge loan against my properties for something like a BRRRR strategy, minus the rehab.

By leveraging local expertise and conducting comprehensive due diligence, you can make informed investment decisions that align with your long-term financial objectives in the Oklahoma City market.

If I am the buyer on the wrap, I would want to make the wrap part the same terms as my loan to the seller.

When you google the terms I mentioned, count how many times the websites say "powered by carrot" at the bottom. 

Hi Nicholas, thanks for the answer and let me provide more details :) The offer is to invest into new construction with 20%-30% down payment 0% interest rate loan till the end of the construction.

If you do not understand how NOI and cap rate determine value, learn it even if in theory it only applies to commercial RE.If you flip, you realize the gain in the short term.  

But, my question is, how detailed does the description have to be.

Longer term 10+ years the lock ins will fade away as life forces people to move.  

For the past many months, I don't know anyone with more than, say, $5,000 in idle cash who isn't using Treasury Direct to get 5%+ on idle money; pick your term - short (4 weeks) or longer (52 weeks).