Plus, the tax advantages of STRs can be pretty sweet.

It could but I get mixed results when i try to add fees in adversarial hearings.

I know Tesla has a pretty sweet setup, but they are usually set up in common areas not in each garage. 

George doesn't lend to my personal investment strategy at this point in the market cycle.With all that’s been said, let me throw my comments/questions in the mix.

Hi BP community, would anyone happen to know if a variance on my mixed use commercial building have any effect on my property insurance policy? 

I even have a mixed use property I’d like to throw in if any lenders can get that creative, but that one’s not a deal breaker.I currently use several DSCR lenders for my BRRRR’s, but the 2 main issues I’m running into on this portfolio are: 1) unable to finance the rural properties, and 2) unable to finance the mixed use.Thanks!!!

There's mixed reviews on google and some reviews on yelp as well.

What's the sweet spot?

Based on your calculation, you retire in 10 years at the age of 49 which is much better than the average person.You will likely have a bunch of paid off houses and a healthy 401k balance.Seems like a sweet analysis.I am happy for you.

I have seen the sweet spot for ARV in Jax SFH lately have been in the $125k-$175k range.