That’s frustrating — especially mid-renovation when speed and clean payments matter.What you’re describing sounds more like a platform-level risk policy than a pure Thread Bank limitation.

I know the statute of limitations is around 10 years or something like that so I actually have some other judgment so I'm gonna give it to this firm.

Hi everyone,I’m a medical resident with a demanding schedule but a long-term commitment to building wealth through real estate.Current constraints:- 2–4 hours per week consistently- Limited capital- Strong analytical background and high work ethicI’m looking for guidance on how to best use limited time at this stage.

@Tim Kirk there’s a few 30 year fixed options out there that do not limit you to adjustable rate mortgages and 25 year amortization like your local banks do.

Key requirements include investing ≥75% of total assets in real estate/cash, deriving 75% of gross income from property rents or mortgage interest, and distributing 90% of taxable income as dividends” Just a “technical” clarification; the investments you reference are NOT REITs, they are in all likelihood structured as manager managed limited liability companies with the investors as NON MANAGING members and the organizer as manager or managing member; or less likely organized as limited partnerships, with the organizer as general partner and the outside investors limited partners. 

While there are some benefits to a STNL's offering (ease of management, limited LL responsibilities), in general you are sacrificing ROI for ease of management.

However until android robots can actually walk the neighborhood and inspect property, they will be limited to only the data provided by the large services like Realtor.com, Zillow, etc.  

When that happens, it compresses margins and limits upside.

Short term rentals only really work in Alexandria due to the other jurisdictions limit on how many days per year you can rent the property 

*How difficult is it to find an owner willing to allow limited weekend STR use under a seasonal lease?