I think it's a very safe bet to see the inverse true, and then when you classify demand out(the one's who are interested but cannot qualify) it'll get even wider.3.

Seems like my best bet is to keep thinks separate.  

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However, I understand the preference for being in Lexington itself, as it remains the safest bet.

So I don't know what you alternatively expect them to do, I assure every shareholder expects and demands this of them and if you were a shareholder I bet you would to. 

Cheapest paid pln would be $120 + Tax.SRFax ($36 a year) or MetroFax ($80)are better bet as you would be able to retain your fax number.

Tenant is giving me the run around and will end up staying until the last day if I had to bet and sheriff will have to come to I did this eviction myself and screwed up by not properly serving tenant summons.

@Jason Lopez I essentially did STR for about 25 years before it became popular.

It sounds like buying a 2, 3 or 4 unit building to house hack is going to be your best bet (or SFH with an ADU).

Don't bet it all on your first deal.