The star of Zombie House was buying foreclosures in Florida but there were so many people competing for them that it eventually became a useless source.A couple more negatives: you usually have to pay cash within X hours of winning the bid so there's no financing option.

These type Suites are usually contingency based meaning the attorney gets no money if they don't win the case.

However, I discovered in the Idaho Housing Authority office, that they choose who will be the nest section-8 tenants, if you apply to them, for as much.

I don't think that matters as much as getting it out there, much like a musician recording music on their bed with an iphone and being discovered by regular people. 

By the end of the first month I had discovered patterns in my spending and was able to eliminate unnecessary expenses.

However, according to many investors, it's uncommon for the lender to discover that a property has been transferred to an LLC, and it's uncommon for them to enforce a due on sale clause because a property was put in an LLC.

Suing people or companies is no picnic whether you win or lose, and just because you win does not mean you will ever see a nickel. 

So, sell if you want to, or hold if you want to, not here to dictate that…I am just suggesting if you do refi, count it as a win if you get most of your investment back out.  

I'm actually discovering that staying in other STRs is a great resource for discovering what my STR is missing. 

So win,win,win.