To explain what I see is a lot of potential investors and investors with limited exposure go down a rabbit hole and spend countless dollars they do not have because someone is trying to sell asset protection to them.  

I have a house that we have had managed near Austin that we need to sell for personal reasons. 

They will often sell a loan at a discount if it's really bad.

But as a disclaimer, I have been let down by a contractor who was recommended so it is not the end all be all if someone is recommended, but it's a start.The problem is, to get the network up and running and continually doing business: That is finding projects, analyzing projects, offering on projects, securing financing for projects, fixing projects, selling projects. 

What happens if they sell some bad drugs to a kid who overdoses and dies? 

There's no such thing as a "deal" when it comes to STRs in the resort towns, but it is a better time than late fall/winter when the ski season is ramping up and the Airbnb market makes it more likely for owners to rent instead of sell.

Keep an eye on what is for sale in your market, what is selling, and for how much.

The NAR settlement mainly focuses on how buyer brokers get paid, which shouldn't change your selling approach as a seller.

Hey Eric, That sounds better than the portfolio loan I was quoted but does it give me the flexibility in the future to sell one of the properties? 

_r=0&abt=0002&abg=1Here’s my synopsis: We are all involved in real estate because we know how to, or we are trying to learn how to, generate a secure and attractive rate of return on our money.I regularly double or triple my money or more buying and selling vacant land.