The goal isn’t just to buy a property, it’s to not put yourself in a financial corner on deal #1.Starting slower with the right structure often beats rushing with the wrong financing, I sent you a DM, let's connect!

This is a very good and very common question, and you’re not wrong to be thinking about it this way.

You are not doing anything wrong at all, I am just pointing out that the happiest clients I have tend to have different motivations.

So many things that can go wrong and you have very little incentive/protection if allow it. 

On occasion it does happen, but it’s the exception, not the rule.Because of that, the AMC we use requires the appraiser to complete a separate STR narrative:Market support for STR useOccupancy and seasonality discussionHow STR income was considered (even if not relied on for value)This approach doesn’t force STR rent into the wrong form, but it documents it properly, which is what lenders and underwriters actually need.Short version:You don’t “shop” for an STR appraiser — you control the assignment criteria through the AMC so the right appraiser is selected from the start.That’s been the most consistent way we’ve avoided bad STR appraisals.

They are all old and outdated and one even spells my fathers name wrong (he was the landlord.).

You guys rub me the wrong way. 

Get those wrong early, and you’re stuck.

Why More BRRRR Investors Are Holding Cash After the Refi Instead of Repeating ImmediatelySomething I’m seeing more of lately with BRRRR investors:They complete the refi…pull some cash out…and then pause instead of jumping straight into the next deal.That used to feel “wrong.”Now it’s becoming intentional.Why?

@Luka Milicevic Luka, you’re not wrong.