Yes it matters, maybe STR seems cool and would like that, or maybe it sounds like your version of hell, everyone has there own flavor of things. 

Would love to hear your thoughts—trying to help my clients avoid wasted time.All flavors of deals fall apart from time to time…

Quote from @Betty NA: Quote from @Michael Smythe: Tenants come in different "flavors".You've got one that isn't readily complying with your lease & wishes, as they probably have a different idea of what their responsibilities & rights are.1.

I'm in Florida, so can't give you specifics on OKC, but can tell you the general basics based on where I'm at... which is pretty typical for many locations (but don't quote me for your specific one).The first thing to know is that there are a few flavors of foreclosures.  

I have started to miss hunting, game just has such a good flavor to it, but hiking a random mountain just feels like home.

Quote from @Stuart Udis: Before you are lured into spending thousands on anonymity through Wyoming LLC’s, Management LLC’s or whatever the flavor of the week happens to be  believing that will protect you from lawsuits ask yourself why individuals with real assets don’t use the same strategies? 

Of course, every investor has their own flavor. ...Appreciation, tax perks..... 

These marketing techniques included bright attractive ads, giveaways at concerts and festivals, flavors, and even going so far as giving presentations...in high schools.

While these merger ordinances come in different flavors, most of these ordinances provide that in order for merger to occur the lots need to be in the same ownership.

There are many flavors/variations, from the seller financing 100% or any other combination used in conjunction with a regular mortgage, commercial loan, private money, etc.