Your best bet is to keep a pulse on the area and fresh listings, but to otherwise venture just north or south.Focus on the areas that are more inviting and often even more monetizing, if you want to improve your chances for a short term rental permit on the Oregon Coast. 

Plenty of SFHs that are simple vacation homes for families getting out of the city and I would bet that will continue to be the case.

If you are being charge a flat rate, I'd bet sometimes she finishes early and others it takes her a bit longer.

I bet the deal will still make good sense.  

I was a little on the fence at the beginning but they have been rolling out features and with the new funding I would bet their tech map will push them over the edge.   

If the cabin were cash-flowing, we might use the excess cash to continue paying the loans over time and bet on the equity growth to continue to be a positive for us.

Is there an area near you that you want to bet on?

Actually, that may be the better bet for getting more cash out now and we offer an Interest-only program on DSCR if you were trying to max out re-investment in the short to mid term.  

Your best bet may to be to look for a HELOC or Closed End Second Lien on that property to take out some equity

I can use python to get this, i bet I can generate a formula in power query to do the rest and not use a scraper at allhttps://www.redfin.com/TX/Fort-Worth/10725-Lone-Pine-Ln-7610...