That’s definitely a curveball but sadly not unheard of.

Getting into nicer sized property in Las Vegas for $66k is probably unheard of assuming a low interest rate.

That's unheard of in Texas.

The amount of repairs is not unheard of for sure.

Then we started learning about real estate and investing opportunities and decided to ultimately retain the property and continue to pay the FHA loan on it because the loan is sitting at 2.8% which is unheard of in our current market.

Is 0% interest rare, yeah it's rare in my experience but it's not impossible or unheard of.

  $150,000 would be an unheard-of price in Southern California, and the assumption is that it must be an incredible deal because it is priced so low.

And for the most part there is nowhere for investors to outcompete by building bigger fancier places — except in new developments where HOAs prohibit STRs.So my sense is that there are many hosts who would like to offer more amenities but have nowhere to put them.Interestingly, properties with private pools are almost unheard of here — indoor or outdoor.

Hey Kyle,This is definitely a unique setup but not unheard of in the STR (Short-Term Rental) space, especially as more investors are trying to find creative entry points without traditional ownership.Here's my take as someone who’s been around both residential STRs and light commercial assets:The structure you're describing is essentially a lease arbitrage backed by VC (venture capital) funding but mitigated by bringing in an investor to absorb the lease obligation and front the capital.

This could be a headache, This would be rare but it is not unheard of.