I’m a real estate guy so acknowledging that bias, I believe a sizable chunk of everyone’s portfolio should be in real estate.Severe housing shortage plus growing population lays a pretty strong foundation for real estate.

This has been going on for decades and is now widely acknowledged.

They let you know someone is looking into your question, which tells me they at least prioritize acknowledging client emails, even if it takes them longer than expected to respond with substance.

- Will lenders acknowledge market rent to calculate the DSCR?

You would need to have some sort of paperwork stating that the items on the property were in good working condition when they moved in and they acknowledge it.

The original poster had it right: looking at the demographics of Tahoe, seeing a correlation with EV car purchasing/incentives in CA, acknowledging Tahoe's that state's playground, and aligning an amenity to that state/region's existing tendencies. 

Questions* once i provide him with new lease terms (he has not signed nor verbally acknowledge that he will accept it) - can i rescind it? 

It’s amazing to me that some sellers have a difficult time acknowledging the scope of work is extensive and the sale price should permit us to be below market value after the overhaul renovation.

EMD is largely pointless here....what happens is the money gets tied in escrow until there is consensus to release the funds...no consensus, no release....the money sits in limbo for 2-years and then goes back to you, its a lose/lose situation....or you get a court opinion...so, pay $6,000 in legal fees for $5,000...not a great idea...In the last 20 requests for EMD we have submitted for listing clients where a buyer was unable to perform on a deal, the broker on the other side of the table acknowledges the initial request and then ignores every piece of documentation and future request...there is no repercussion...a lawyer might be able to help with motivation here.This is usually a "pissing match" fueled by misunderstanding of how EMD works...Your agent/broker should be advising you on this stuff...Read this: https://codes.ohio.gov/ohio-re...

Michael,35% is terrible, I acknowledge at that rate few STRs would be profitable.