Check that they have an active bond (you can even request a payment or performance bond to ensure they pay their subs and perform the work as promised 5. when reviewing the contract before signing go over every detail a proper scope of work should be detailed down to the material and equipment used like simply saying install kitchen cabinets is a sign to not choose this contractor, it should say install type, model #, color, features (the more detailed the better) if it's not detailed then you risk the builder installing something cheaper that you paid for this goes for everything even paint and also how many coats are applied. 6.

Ok, so the inevitable end is INFLATIONARY, no matter what way you skin the cat. 

Having to put some skin in the game tends to keep the bad actors out of the process.

I know this might be a shot in the dark, but I am wondering if anyone has any website(s) that they use to post their rentals that are not syndicated through the MLS. 

There are lots of ways to skin the cat in DSCR financing. 

The lenders are't the issue here- you're asking people to take all of the risk on the transaction when you have none, no skin in the game.

Hi Marcus,There are many ways to skin a cat per se lolPersonally, I'd rather have volume and 10 "in da hood" where the numbers don't lie and where I know what I'm doing.Then buying using a tonne of leverage and hoping the market will appreciate."

If you’ve got skin in the game or a track record via your brother-in-law, many private lenders would consider it.🔹 JV Equity Partner – Consider bringing in a capital partner for down payment and rehab in exchange for a share of profits.

Usually the less you give them, the more secure your investment will be & forces the borrower to come up with their own capital & skin in the game to make it more serious.

Definitely something more STR owners should prioritize.I agree with @Trent Reeve about wanting more color or art on the walls but I can see how it might be difficult with the A frame slanted walls.