The issue is it's such a low bar to enter the profession a lot of...dumb people, make the rest of us look bad. 

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My wife and I are new to this community, and we are currently considering properties in Saratoga Springs New York for living / investment purposes.

As far as appreciation goes, I'm seeing the highest appreciations happening in more expensive markets like New York, Los Angeles, and others.

I am in Florida now and I've been here for the last 12 years since I retired in New York City. 

I'm selling my apartment furniture in Tucson, AZ from my airbnb for a 2 bedroom / 2 bath, this includes a full living room, bar stools for the kitchen, a fully stocked kitchen, and laundry room.

I would think it'd be pretty simple to calculate his actual rent income based on the properties current conditions and explain that at best, the tenants in place stay for years to come, he continues doing the bare minimum, and his highest predicted income is x dollars, barring any emergency spending to keep the tenants happy.

I’m thrilled for your recent success, but that need not be the bar going forward. 10 years from now, are you going to be happy that you did this?

Navigating STR regulations can be challenging, and I'm considering potential locations in Vermont, Rhode Island, and upstate New York, specifically around Syracuse or the Jay area.

Now if the condos had a sports bar , I would be interested