Madison is also a great city to invest if you're looking to gain equity a bit quicker than other parts of the state.

I have read the city’s guide https://www.slcdocs.com/Planning/Guides/ADU_handbook.pdf but I still have questions.1. can tell that till require the owner to live there for the ADU. 1a is it for permanent residency or is it justified if it is a second home that I would use occasionally?

I'm looking specifically for folks with experience in cities where military and veterans are densly populated.

Banks will take too long for most investor properties- especially in cities like Atlanta where the property will sell fast (and the seller wants their money fast). 

I'm not sure what the Inglewood market is like, but if it's anything like major cities in CA, I would anticipate that you can still get it rented out as an LTR.I would also look into the Midterm rental market in Inglewood.

You can probably identify the builder of the subject property by contacting the City of Gatlinburg - they will have this information on file.Purely from an investment standpoint, building a cabin from scratch is by far your most expensive way to invest in the Smokies right now.

Hi all,I moved to the city (overland park area) about one year ago.

JulianTurning investment visions into REALITY in Omaha, NE - Ranked as the #1 City to move to by Forbes Magazine.

I also have similar guides that you may want to look over for Kansas City, Missouri.

SF has a limit of 90 days per years for AirBNB in the city otherwise I would keep it and short term it all year long.