@Michael Baum I guess I am looking for an area that is better suited all year round.

It's always a good idea to compare options and see if they can offer a loan product that suits your specific needs, especially given your preference to invest without moving from your current home.Best of luck with your real estate investment journey!

The secondary suite "ohana" is going to make comps very difficult.

I would leans towards Class A or B (going for appreciation and higher quality tenant but your price points will be higher) not Class C which I think is better suited for locals who are physically there to check on properties and see what tenants are doing to the properties (good or bad things) and what's happening in the neighborhood.  

I recently came across someone on Instagram who was promoting his business/strategies for people to pursue to achieve financial freedom as quickly and best as possible.

My MTR is suited for travel medical professionals and digital nomads so I market it only on Furnished Finder.

Regardless of the location, you first want to figure out what type of guest your property is most suited to.

Overall, we were able to create a new product, offering a first-floor Main Bedroom Suite and three additional bedrooms on the second floor.

We typically do a happy hour at a local brewery or rent a suite with catered food/drink at a local baseball game. 

@MJ S.If a borrower goes into default they will get desperate and do anything to stall including filing a wrongful foreclosure suit.