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Nick Mack
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Capitol Heights, MD
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Change in plans for DC AirB&B - Suggestions?

Nick Mack
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Capitol Heights, MD
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I just became aware of the rule that was passed a few months ago regarding Air B&B in Washington DC on second homes. I have plans to get a free and clear property under control in capitol hill with an 8 to 12 month purchase option (because they're not ready to move out and sell just yet) then put a rehab VA conventional loan to cover repairs and upgrades, then air B&Bit (other than the roof, the home has all original everything so I'm not quite sure how to estimate needed repairs) Now because of this rule I can't. Looking for suggestions and alternatives I've been studying for years but this would be my very first deal if I can get it to work. All suggestions are welcomed, I'm a newbie.

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