All Forum Posts by: Sam Crochet
Sam Crochet has started 7 posts and replied 15 times.
Post: Short Term Rental data by season in San Diego, CA?

- Atlanta, GA
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Hello!
We all know SD is a great spot to host short term renters during the spring and summer months, but does anyone have any idea how Airbnb's due in the Fall/Winter? I am considering signing a master lease on a studio downtown solely to rent out on air bnb and am curious to know if anyone has experience renting out on Airbnb during the "off season" in San Diego.
Would love to chat!
Sam
Post: Landlords with success in issuing master leases to third parties?

- Atlanta, GA
- Posts 15
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Thank you both.
Post: Landlords with success in issuing master leases to third parties?

- Atlanta, GA
- Posts 15
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We will have the house in an LLC. I've raised the rent about $150/mos above market rate in light of his making a big premium and the fear he may request more frequent repairs. Are there any red flag issues anyone thinks I should include in the master lease?
Post: Landlords with success in issuing master leases to third parties?

- Atlanta, GA
- Posts 15
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Hello!
I just bought a SFR in Atlanta and was approached by a guy who regularly rents out properties but then subleases them to AIRBnB tenants. Does anyone have experience doin this as a landlord (through a master lease)? If so, I'd LOVE to chat very briefly so I can make sure I'm not getting screwed here. I'm sure there are red flags and contract language I need to look out for that normal landlords with monthly tenants do not have to be aware of.
Please PM me if you have been in this situation as a landlord!
Thanks,
Sam
Post: Anyone familiar with Shelter Home Mortgage and/or Brandon Dainas?

- Atlanta, GA
- Posts 15
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Hi There!
I am about to use Shelter Home Mortgage (specifically Bradon Dainas) for financing on a triplex. Does anyone have any positive or negative experiences with this company or individual? He seems straightforward and the documents say my interest rate is "locked in," but I've heard horror stories of young investors having the terms skyrocket at the eleventh hour leaving them nothing to do but accept it or walk away from the deal (after having shouldered inspection and travel costs, etc.). Hoping to avoid that!
Please let me know if you have any thoughts or advice.
Thanks,
Sam