When I'm designing, I want a lot of input from my clients, but that's just so I have an understanding of what they like and need. 

You cannot compare the results, and this is the most important factor, in my opinion. 

I think where I live plays a factor with Orlando being inundated with REI culture and participants so when there is a good deal it's on the super down low and gets picked up really quickly.

These loans are designed specifically for income-producing properties and come with long-term, fixed-rate financing.

If designed well, you are talking about renters getting SFH like experiences with a private yard.

I’ve been hearing a lot about cost segregation studies and have a few questions…- What are some of the key factors that determine whether a cost segregation study makes sense?

Side note—my sister and I run a one-stop-shop creative studio for STRs—including interior design, murals, branding, and direct booking websites to help hosts stand out.

From your experience, how much does loan structure affect long-term management decisions (cash flow, reserves, rehab timing)? Interested in hearing how financing choices impact operations.

Timeline - Many quotes won't included start or end dates but this is possibly the 2nd most important factor to price.

There are some exceptions to this rule but it will depend on some other compensating factors.