I have no doubt the properties will appreciate over time though.

I like to turn over every stone because I know many in our field want the quick transaction.

@Marcel Johnson @Rick AlbertOn Tuesday May 14th we're hosting a meetup in LA which will feature a guest speaker, CPA Edward Markaryan, who will be going over Tax Strategies for Short Term Rental owners.  

With inflation and unstable supply and demand makes it hard to keep stable.

Water/Sewer Rates -- Revere is over 70% higher than Saugus for example. 2.

He analyzes each student's deals, walks prospective purchases with students and continues to look over their project from rehab through the sale.

My go-to with smaller value properties is a commercial loan, which usually is based on either 15% or 20% down and my favorite lender locally for this is currently between 5%-6% depending on the rate-lock period (between 3-10 years) and the loan is amortized over 20 years.That's my go-to strategy. 

But then again I don’t have a vested interest in their buying in to the hype.The other side of the “nothing down” methodology is that in many, if not most instances, being able to put together a nothing down deal results in paying over market value for the subject property, or over market interest rate for the financing.  

I found Third Fed Credit Union with a great rate prime - 1.01 = 2.24% for balance over $50K.I have a great rate on my Primary home (in CA) and investment property so I don't want to do a cash-out refi.

Im looking to move our 5 (soon to be 17) short term rentals over from being solely listed on airbnb, to a comprehensive PMS system to save on airbnb fees and build some efficiencies into our workflow.