How comfortable are they lending to an LLC that has 50K in revenue and few other assets?  

So here’s my question: Is it good standard practice to ask the seller for their bank statement associated with the property that shows the rent payments being credited to their account in order to prove the property generates revenue?

For those who do not know, EXP essentially gives the full 16k to other agents in their revenue share, then if you do enough volume they dive you your 16k back in stock.

I want to start adding rooms and dwelling units so that I can maximize my rent-by-the-room revenue (we don't cash flow until all 4 rooms are rented); however, I'm worried that the kitchen will be an eye sore such that I won't be able to fill those rooms with my desired tenant (working, clean, respectful, professional adult). 

The only other workaround I am familiar with is if you don’t actually collect revenue and the owner still does, deposits in their own account, and pays you monthly.

Looking for investors willing to fund remodeling of first rental property for a yearly percentage of business revenue.

I can already picture the instagram pics guests will post with whatever words they think are funny or cool or whatever on this giant scrabble board.Now I don't think that this scrabble board itself will be such a revenue increaser, but it is one of many amenities that I put in this cabin to build that entire fun package for the family.So I am definitely in the boat of adding that unique factor to each of my properties if I am able.  

Yeah I think the STR "bubble" Dave Meyer was referring to on the podcast was a potential perfect storm of a handful of forces colliding:- 2nd home demand drying up due to 1) increase in rates/ decrease in affordability, and 2) people moving back into a more "normal" way of life in their primary homes post-pandemic/ lockdowns- Decreases in STR guest demand from the pandemic highs (i'm seeing 10-30% declines in a few markets I'm following, but this isn't true everywhere)- The fact that many investors bought in at pandemic highs with only 10% down and will be underwater if home values in their markets drop more than that- The fact that some investors based decisions off of super high pandemic STR revenue averages that Airdna uses to project income ... and invested in homes with razor thin profit margins- The compounding effect a recession in the economy would have on the above issues (more people selling their 2nd homes, and further declines in STR guest revenue)Definitely something to ponder ...

Hello BiggerPockets Community,Right off the bat, thank you for any advice you can give.I’m trying to understand what my options are for additional revenue streams for a property in a SFR or MultiFamily zone, since what’s possible in certain zoning areas seems vague.As I understand it, you cannot establish a business in an area zoned for multifamily.

Revenue generation, 3.