Far too many get stuck in the "paralysis by analysis" stage, thinking they just don't know enough to get started.

I’ve been mulling over the idea of moving and converting my home into a mid-term rental, but I’m in the early stages of research.

I've stayed in properties that offer a small selection of drinks or cheeses from local farms but have never seen it scaled to other aspects of the property.I'm wondering if any STR investors out there employ a similar arrangement?

I lead every stage of the development from the rezoning of the property, handling all the communication with architects and engineers.

However, we hope the, let’s call it the rebuilding stage, will level off here soon.

We actually arranged a trip to see other markets and we’re blown off.

The income from such units is generally not considered reliable.Occupying the ADU: While you could theoretically occupy the unpermitted ADU and rent out the main house, lenders still might not recognize this arrangement for qualifying purposes due to the unpermitted status of the ADU.Permitting the ADU: If possible, consider working to get the ADU permitted.

If you replace it, do not let the tenants have any say in what type or colour of carpet it is and BEFORE you get anyone in to measure or install, get it in writing that they will have the entire room emptied and make the house available at a pre-arranged time for the carpet installers.

Long past that stage in my life and know a bit about the real life we live in.

This is the problem with taking payment for the last month when a lease can extend indefinitely.This arrangement is illegal in PA due to a court decision 10+ years ago.