Pocket deeds, pre-signed deeds in lieu and similar cause big problems in the context of title insurance.But what I am suggesting here is that a quitclaim deed in particular executed when that party doesn't have good title... grenade.

Once the lease is executed, purchase the property under the terms of the option.

It's super user friendly for both tenants and staff!

Just grandstanding to show people the executive branch allegedly cares about something that the executive branch doesn't have any power to do anything about.Even if it were actually on the table, which I don't think it is, it's not as bad as I first thought when I read the headline. 

In order for our investors to be successful we must line up good opportunities, but those opportunities are only as good as the investors' ability to execute on them.

I'm not sure how you can maintain a scaled and properly trained staff this way, but they're certainly trying. 

I heard that the waiting time for a court trial is 5-6 months and another 2 months for having the sheriff to remove the tenant (only one police office in the whole city of San Diego to execute the writ of possession now).

Mind you this was a $930K loan, notified the lender 6 weeks ahead of time that we were going to rent the units, and had three $2,850+ leases executed by the time the sales covenant date hit.

You should never take a dollar from an investor unless you are 100% confident in your numbers and your ability to execute.

It’s a jack of all trades here with little to no trade offs/cons when comparing apples to apples to other large STR markets.The key to success here though comes in the knowledge and execution.