I got to ask these investors that I have been following for years industry specific questions .I asked Brian Murray and Brandon Turner market specific questions regarding cap rates.

Agent found on the open retail market.

The industry is pretty new, as funny as that sounds, so alot of the info and content is being created in non traditional ways like podcast content. 

On the retail market.How did you finance this deal?

The entity docs leaves it to our discretion, just wondering what the norm is in the industry. 

@Isaiah FranklinIt would depend on your goals and views on what is a "short-term rental" but I noticed you're from Cincinnati which has a strong healthcare presence/industry. 

It is cheaper for a bank to pay a broker for a loan than the bank to hire personnel, have brick & mortar, HR and myriad of other costs associated with a large scale included bad public relations when the layoffs come with the next recession.The price you get directly from a bank is called “retail price” since a bank is like a retail store.The price a broker gets from a bank is “wholesale pricing" since the broker is bringing lender and borrower together. 

You can make money with new homes, clean homes, industrial, commercial, etc. 

Be honest with yourself about how much you know about this business/industry (home rentals) and how long it might take for you to make back what you put in. 

For the past decade ive been in the real estate industry, property management, tenant placement, fliping, apartment repositions, real estate software etc.