The piece highlighted how investors are turning to performing notes as a stable alternative to traditional real estate investments.As someone actively involved in this space, I wanted to open up a discussion:Have you considered investing in mortgage notes?

I’ve been mainly focused on the Connecticut market, which has been performing really well but prices have climbed significantly, and single-family rentals are getting harder to make work.

Performing or non-performing?

Performing notes offer steady cash flow with less hassle than managing property.

It's been awesome, not only from its performance but it's our go-to place for vac or long weekends.

Their cash flow statement also lists the properties sequentially instead of one report to show portfolio performance. 

For upscale properties with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, we are observing: - An average occupancy of 65%, with seasonal peaks between January and April - Average annualized daily rates of about $450 per night, similar to last year - Consequently, the top performers are generating around $110K in gross annual revenue - Average listing price of for-sale properties: $800K - Rough Rent-to-Price Ratio (RTP): 14%, which is good but not great.

Hi @Allison Hertzberg hmm I hear you however, the difference between Wayfair, Article, Joybird, and Crate & Barrel usually comes down to build quality and foam density rather than design, which is why similar styles can perform very differently over time.

Quote from @Patrick Valadez: Hello BiggerPockets community,I own a short-term rental and have been managing bookkeeping & performance through excel.

I suspect there is something else amiss Kiavi is one of the largest lenders in the country and they perform when files are complete..