It doesn't so much differentiate by bank but rather a given bank's level of confidence in you or your capital group's ability to stay afloat in your investment venture and continue to service the loan if unforeseen problems come along. 

Doing your research on your particular supplier to know their accounting practices will help to understand where they will and won't be flexible. 

If you are looking to touch up your skills on analyzing properties I would suggest you go on Zillow or realtor and find properties on there to practice analyzing.

It sounds really good and it excites the mind because you're going to get a business that's going to borrow the money but in practicality I just don't see it in the market like what they say it's going to do for you.A lot of times what you get with these gurus and these educational programs that you spend thousands of dollars for or that local ria rep who's going to tell you that he's the king or the or she's the queen of something all of these methods that they're using you got to remember they're on the circuit to make money and they're not making it because they're executing on their strategy they're making their money because they're selling you on the strategy.

I'm thinking about the investment into an oceanfront single residence vacation house for short-term rentals with Airbnb/VRBO to have the ability to be in the house from time to time with my family, most likely when there is no occupancy.

If your interested please message me and we can set up a phone call session as I would like to practice my verbal delivery.

*Pros and Cons for each- with regards to liability, tax advantages, and ability to get financing? 

I do have a few practical application questions though. 

I keep hearing people say they practically hire bouncers who are big intimidating looking guys.

Networking is always a great practice and you never know who you might meet there and what good information they have to share.