PM accepted long rental that has me close on my <7 average stay rule.

You hit the nail on the head: not all lenders are created equal, and those initial offers that sound too good to be true usually come with hidden fees or rigid terms that can cost you down the road.I always tell newer investors to shop lenders like you’d shop contractors — ask questions, compare line-by-line, and don’t be afraid to walk away if it doesn’t feel right.

Is that true on average? 

Getting a line of credit with only $100,000 in equity might be challenging as typically banks will only go up to 80% for the line of credit.

Connecting with local property managers early will also give you real-world numbers on what’s renting and for how much.

Screening is your first line of defense in reducing rental risk—cutting corners there can cost far more down the road.Cheaper report costs usually mean cheaper data: automated pulls, incomplete records, and no human review.

Happy to connect or take a look at any deals you're working on!

@Waruna Yapa, like @Shelli Behrens said, I'd recommend QuickBooks Online as your "master" accounting platform that compiles all data from all different sources.

I’d recommend attending local meetups, joining online real estate forums, or even connecting with other agents who work with investors.

It has a main lodge that has 10 hotel rooms, four 3bedroom 1 bath cabins on the lake, and four 2 bedroom 1 bath cabins on the lake.