So any institutional investor will have some type of score minimum.  

Pursuant to... a contract case ...The Florida Supreme Court has adopted twelve factors that should be considered when determining a reasonable (attorney) fee.i) Time and Labor RequiredThe Court found that 40.6 hours was reasonable and necessary....v) Customary Fee in the CommunityThe Court found that the market rate for the hourly fees charged in the greater Central Florida area including Orange County, Seminole County and Volusia County by lawyers of comparable skill... is $350.00 to $425.00 per hour.vi) Whether the fee is fixed or continentThe Court found that the Plaintiff’s attorney’s fee in this case was wholly contingent.vii) Time limitations imposed by the client or the circumstancesThe Court found that the client imposed some time limitations for a speedy return of her deposit.viii) Amount involved and results obtainedThe amount involved the return of the tenant’s own funds which were returned in full to the Plaintiff....x) The “undesirability” of the caseThe Court found that tenant’s rights cases are generally undesirable cases to prosecute on behalf of the tenants....xii) Awards in similar casesThe Court found that the proposed award of fees is not unreasonable in relation to similar cases, the complexity of this case, and the time during which the litigation was pending.

The only “guaranteed” rent is 30 days, since they can terminate at anytime.This is why lending institutions typically do not provide any value to cell tower leases, when buyers are acquiring property with a cell tower lease.My background, I’ve sold over 90 cell tower lease contracts for property owners and my primary business is a cell tower lease consultant for property owners.

There's lots of appreciation but cap rates are going down as institution investors are settling for less.

Troy has seen a lot of institutional investment in the last 2-3 years with a lot of higher end units and also bolstered by colleges and variety of employers that have come to the county.

Kyle Pomerleau, a tax expert at the right-leaning American Enterprise Institute, said the limit was one of the "poorly thought out" provisions in the 2017 law intended to reduce its deficit impact.Under the coronavirus relief legislation, the limit was suspended, enabling wealthy investors to use millions in losses to reduce their tax burdens.

Their oppressive housing laws and levies have essentially forced many Californians to adopt this new trend. 

The purchaser’s attorney also carries out searches with respect to the validity of the vendor’s title and also ensures that there are no encumbrances affecteingbthe property which may pass to the purchaser.Completion – once all formalities are completed, the purchase price is paid to the Vendor and the title deeds are handed over to and retained by the purchaser or a financial institution where the purchaser obtains financing.The above process usually takes 90 days and maybe shorter or longer depending on the complexity of the transaction.Please note that an Attorney’s fees are calculated based on a scale of fees set by statute namely the Legal Profession (Attorneys-at-Law)(Remuneration for Non-Contentious Business) Rules, 1997. 

When I spoke with local credit unions around Detroit (where my property is located), they wouldn't lend to me because I am out-of-state.I spoke with Bank of America, where I do the bulk of my banking, and they want to see $100k in annual revenue + 2 years in business to consider me for an unsecured business loan and $250k in revenue for a secured loan.Can anyone recommend any sort of financial institution that would allow an LLC to do a cash-out refinance?

@Jonathan Stone we love the Oregon coast, too, but what troubles me there is that a lot of those locations don't have regulations and those that are adopting regulations are trending toward not being STR friendly.