Real estate attorneys play a huge role in keeping deals smooth and secure, so your insights will definitely be valuable here.Looking forward to learning from your contributions, and I’m sure others will appreciate having you as a resource.

As I understand it, you can operate as a STR first, take the benefits, the transition to MTR later. 

I work with private and bridge funding sources that can handle structures like yours, including cases where seller credits are applied toward rehab.I’d be glad to review the deal details and see how we can structure it to keep your cash-to-close minimal and set you up for a smooth DSCR exit.I just sent you a connection request, once you accept, we can continue the conversation there.

I currently own about four units, and things have been going smoothly.

From there, you'll be able to naturally transition into other investment models and expand your business.

I do think that they should spend time exploring solutions for the seller in general just to make the process more smooth on both ends.

Lately I’ve been noticing more investors moving away from direct property ownership and getting into note investing — either buying performing notes for cash flow or non-performing ones for the upside.I’m curious if anyone here has made that transition.

That can allow you to do a refinance where you transition the "intention" of the property to invetment rental. 

The lesson is clear: when you have motivated sellers, active buyers, and the right team behind you, quick flips can be both smooth and profitable.

Since 2019 I transitioned from solo investor to helping clients BRRRR in a safe and passive manner in Alabama.