@Matthew CarducciIt takes so many factors prior to saying if it's an excellent / good / ok deal.

They want the work to be done on your part prior to placing the deposit on the property.

You may need to ask around at a lot of different institutions before you get the answer you want.As far as getting the prior appraisal accepted by another institution that is most likely going to be a no.  

If it's in a market I have researched prior, absolutely... and there's no way I put an offer in on anything unless it's the market I have researched and want to be in. 

I don't want them walking through a property in terrible condition but if I'm down to painting and a few minor projects I feel they can look beyond that.If your potential tenants are coming from another property they may need to give notice prior to vacating. 

Overall, though I think most property management companies are not equipped to handle AirBnB.One article I read years ago (prior to AirBnB) was about super-economic motel chains in Asia where each "guest" rented a recliner with a blanket and got a pair of ear plugs and an eye mask.  

The only problem I have ever run into with this structure is that when Investor A goes to get a loan on a new property, the lender can't comprehend what is going on with the prior loan and property.

Mobile homes built prior to 1976 are extremely difficult to finance.  

Do banks also have different closing costs (is that something which can be known prior to presenting the details of a property)? 

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