Simply consolidating the work of your MTR/STR into a single property isn't going to save you much work unless you plan on farming out the management or co-hosting of that property.

There is more info here on BP than you'll be able to consume.

I recommend a savings account with 0.5% interest. 

I’m also challenging Melanie to prove her identity 😅 This is a random person with no info or profile pic, hiding behind their keyboard. 

I am pretty sure you can find info on mass.gov although they are making it harder every day.

However, upon completion, the return of capital can be or nearly be returned upon final bank release and once you factor in the transactional savings of not incurring the redundant transactional costs associated with paying off and originating a new loan, there are even greater savings & can mirror a BRRRR refinance.

I realized quickly, that was not helpful to me or the prospective buyers/investors I was marketing too.So as an investor...what are the top one to two items your looking for or info your are seeking when you are looking at potentially contracting on a property sourced by a wholesaler?

Any info would be helpful.

There are also online tools like https://www.frutainvest.com/msa that can help visualize neighborhood demographics info to help with broader area selections.For things like interior condition of specific property, AI is coming up short a little bit at the moment.

Hope this is helpful.Oh another bonus point: You can save yourself lots of time but not underwriting every single deal at high fidelity.