But that’s not necessarily true for the spring semester which starts mid January.

It’s true that not being able to drive can make things a bit more complex, but you can definitely find ways around it.Using rideshare or public transportation is a viable option, especially in areas with good transit systems.

For added perspective, Philadelphia's true class A neighborhoods trade for more than $250K per door so there's no shot you are buying true Class A or Class B buildings with your budget.

The guy selling it is selling it true an llc.

If you use AirDNA you can see true revenue versus revenue potential and a lot of comps I look at have considerable blocking.For my clients, may are truly second home buyers who do plan on occupying the property part of the year. 

You dont want to lie and say something that is not true.

The Success Path didn't feel good I mean don't get me wrong the seminar gave up some good information but by me being experienced in real estate some things they explained just weren't true and I can see how you lost your money because they do not explain the process clearly that's why I didn't invest right away I am suppose to tomorrow but finding your message brought clearly to me what I had felt sitting in that seminar.

. ;-)True but on thing to note: the AirDNA projected income qualifies a deal, but we do not value it off of the rental amount.

Its all true and ligit.

If you’re serious about buying a property in VT for mixed personal/rental use, consider it more of an expense offset than true investment property.