Definitely a good conversation to have with a cpa and specifically one that handles short term rentals too!

I'd be happy to have a conversation about how I did it and how it worked. 

Happy to keep the conversation going!

Focus on the foundation, not the shiny stuff.The biggest mistake new wholesalers make is spending too much on tech and too little on conversations.

Happy to keep the conversation going!

For example, a thoughtfully designed Voice AI agent (not an avatar, but a human-sounding voice) can help qualify leads, answer basic questions, and schedule appointments, freeing up more of your time for those meaningful, “belly to belly” connections you mentioned.I’ve been working with a voice AI agent that does exactly that: it handles the repetitive, time-consuming outreach, but always transfers the conversation to a real human when it’s time to build a real relationship or negotiate.

This should not be a problem due to the smaller amount of cars; if it was 10 cars or something crazy like that then this would be a different conversations about keeping the street parking low for that area.

I’m especially interested in short-term, real estate–backed loans such as yours where the property serves as collateral.If you can demonstrate a solid deal structure—I’d love to start a conversation and learn more about your projects.

For a 5–15 unit in your price range, I’d start there and have a conversation with a few lenders to see who’s willing to work with you.

Quote from @Heidi Christensen: For those using seller financing, how do you handle the due-on-sale clause conversation with sellers?