They want more online leads, but I'm quickly learning their bigger issue is outbound sales & marketing, i.e. understanding who their customers (and referral partners) are and engaging them meaningfully.I've been lurking on BP and researching their build areas and it seems like their primary clients are developers and investors, not individuals building their dream vacation home (though they are part of the mix).Their value prop is dollar efficiency and speed.

Unemployment and wage levels will be a mixed bag. 

It's a mixed use property. 

JD, while I appreciate your input, I just think you and I aren't a good mix.

Mix buying a home, saving money, putting money in different spots, and possibly getting a better loan deal to stand in a good spot after 5 years.Good luck!

I wouldn't mix the two, it could compromise your friendship if this turns bad. 

If I owned several LTRs and STRs, I'm under the assumption those two would not mix when it comes to depreciation and tax deductions because one would be active vs passive?

And with that much incessant demand coming down the pike every day, there'd be plenty of lousier options mixed in with those secondaries.

However, when a change in the mix of inventory toward smaller homes is accounted for, the typical home listed this year has increased in asking price compared with last year.The median list price per square foot increased by 3.8% in May compared with the same time last year.

How many times have you seen a good woman get mixed up with a bad man?