Shifted to traditional house hack when vacation market halted.

I have shifted to the investor side of the table now.

Then after working there for awhile they get their eyes opened that they aren't working for who they though they were working for....they realize its a scam and don't want to have anything to do with it anymore and bail....And others are part of the scam from the start.....are scumbags just like their employer...and they feel the heat coming or decide they want to run their own scam and start a new business....or are part of the "transition" of shifting the old company to a new name and running the same scam....So how are you going to decide which one this guy is?

Hi BP Community,My brother and I are interested in sub-to's more and more as the economy shifts.

Driving to the rehab site every day, being sticky hot, listening to contractor bs lies, dealing with blood sucking government officials, historical societies, standing in line at HD, owner liability ... need I say more.This is a great thread by the way, BP tends to focus on the greedy lender, but there are two sides to that story.Another thing I've noticed: Everybody should be concerned about costs, if you aren't your not a good business person, plain and simple.

If you have thoughts about shifting the time, I could go as early as 6 - 7:30 instead.I'm a newbie and would love to see this group be a welcoming mix of folks from the new to the experienced.

Many federal workers can drive stick shift!

@Michael Greenberg if you're looking to attract long term guests you almost have to shift to being exclusively 30 day + rentals.

We've shifted our focus from Toronto towards growing cashflow positive cities in the US and the numbers are much more favorable.

It can be quite difficult to work with the BAR and the Historic Preservation Society, but there are also FEMA standards that must be adhered to if you're in a flood zone (which most of the Peninsula is).