It is important they have demonstrable STR experience. 

Specifically, I'd appreciate insights on:Structuring preferences from investors focused on current yield over long-term promote.Effective ways to demonstrate sponsor track record and operational capability to new capital partners.Building relationships with family offices or UHNWIs who appreciate the risk-adjusted profile of stabilized, essential asset classes.Our GP team brings over 8 years of experience and a 400+ unit portfolio.

Lenders seem far more focused on a sponsor’s demonstrated ability to operate, manage liquidity, and navigate downside scenarios than on headline net worth alone.

If you're humble, professional, and demonstrate your passion for this industry someone will take a chance on you.

Hosting community meetings or providing resources about recovery housing can help demystify the operation and demonstrate your commitment to creating a positive environment.

If you choose to go the 1031 route, you need to demonstrate your intent to hold for productive use, like putting a renter in the property.

Goal in life is to demonstrate his knowledge to everyone.

That’s largely because it’s a low-barrier strategy that makes it easy to demonstrate short-term results—even though those results rarely translate into realized gains.

I would try to work with an agent with demonstrable STR experience - they should know not only where it is legal but where it is profitable.

The fact that their rent/income ratio is poor combined with the fact that their rental history does not clearly demonstrate the ability to pay 25% MORE rent could be a valid reason to deny.