For the seasoned residential real estate investor, the “fix-and-flip” or rehab market is the most resilient sector of the real estate game.

It will be in the afternoon and comprised of seasoned and new investors.

If cycling a bunch of AirBnBers through who don't know any better, you will have problems, even if you educate them with rules.I recommend you find a nice RV park in a desirable natural area, such as near a national park, and with some desireable amenities, like pool, playground, full bathroom facilities, and laundry, and try to work out a deal in which you rent a full-hookup site from them for the season or year, put your Airstream on it, and rent it through AirBnB.If you find the right park, you could probably develop a solid business relationship and possibly add more units of it works.

They also have a place to harvest venison during the appropriate season with the appropriate equipment and license. 

Depends a bit on whether its NEXT appraisal improves by significantly more than you put into it, after a required seasoning period.

As I mentioned we gave them the best paint to work with but no dice.  

Brent Coombs I left off the last R because I'm one month away from repeating due to seasoning requirement.

I am a seasoned full time investor in business since 2002, currently fixing and flipping single-family properties in Kitsap County.

Most banks (what my own bank says + from what I have read of other people's experience) require you to wait 6 months ("seasoning") before they will refinance.

Secure the property with a quick (under 20 days) HML, get the property fixed and sold or rented and after seasoning, if rented, do a cash out refi and move into a conforming loan.