Quote from @Shirley Gebert: I apologize, for clarity, the lender can be based in the US - the project is a hotel/resort in the Caribbean, so they would be lending internationally.

I’m looking for a brokerage where I can put my language skills and international cultural experience to work helping both homebuyers and investors.A bit about me: I hold a Master’s in International Business and a Bachelor’s in IT.

Know that the $37,000 on AirDNA is the gross revenue, which includes cleaning fees. 

I’ve noted a far steeper drop in revenue this year for my Gatlinburg cabin compared to the drop last year.  

REPS and an international portfolio is a powerful combo!

Bringing techs in-house definitely offers control, speed, and potential additional revenue streams, but like John mentioned, it comes with more management and liability considerations.For smaller PM groups or those still growing, partnering with reliable vendors and building long-term relationships can often deliver similar consistency without the overhead.

It seems that the IRS doesn't apply UBIT to Solo 401(k)s, including Roth sub-accounts (Internal Revenue Code (IRC) Section 514(c)(9) provides a specific exemption for Solo 401(k) plans, including those with Roth).If you don't mind, I'm asking for your interpretation and hopefully validation.

Our primary focus is on buying non-performing loans which we are anticipating taking more of these properties back compared to prior years where we were able to work out more structure with the borrowers or have it sold at third-party auction that of course has other impacts such as making sure you have the right team not only internally but externally with property managers, contractors real estate agents on speed dial.

Summer especially can bring in great revenue, especially if you’re close to the beach or have a view.

This represents a gray area within the Internal Revenue Code, where taxpayers are currently able to realize certain benefits under the existing interpretation of the law.