Now in our timber deals with that demographic it could take months and a lot of fresh and smoked salmon and if it was elk season some fresh steaks and jerky would win the day.. this is the PNW of course :)  I also got a lot of timber deals by advertising on the Christian radio station..

While I enjoy the top golf, I am trying to build something similar but different, but it's more focused on practicing range.

This is what I've been getting and we're sitting on huge gains because we're buying right so we're enjoying huge capital gains in a record time with high short-term rental income to boot.Because LTRs aren't very profitable there, you won't get a high return if you have to put down 30%.

I think all these comments saying “no” are mind blowing, I understand the cost of testing a house for meth is pricey, but if your a landlord one of jobs is to make sure the property is clean and safe for the next tenant, so when there is ANY reason whatsoever to believe there was a meth lab, meth smoked in one of your rentals and believing “tell the tenants no, I won’t test for meth, we can just end the lease and you can find somewhere else to live” is absurd.

I thought it would be good share my experience, but like I said overall I enjoyed the experience and would definitely recommend buying on Paperstac again.  

Still unaware of the correct questions I should be asking also.Thank you for your time and for being a BP member, I'm really enjoying going through the forms here.

I've enjoyed his content and practical advice - can anyone share their experience with his course? 

The CFPB does define "conventional loan" as "any mortgage loan that is not insured or guaranteed by the government (such as under FHA, VA or AG programs)", conveniently leaving out the guaranteed money that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac enjoy as pseudo governmental agencies, but no one that does DSCR loans cares what the CFPB calls their loans because they don't govern DSCR.I'm a broker. 

We have had guests try and cancel due to smoke from forest fires.

The designated responsible party must be available on-site to address any issues as soon as one (1) hour following notification from an occupant, a city official, a code compliance officer, or law enforcement officer.Prior to the city issuing a certificate of registration, the vacation rental is subject to inspection to ensure compliance with: (1) minimum safety requirements under section 34.5-12; (2) minimum information requirements under section 34.5-13; and (3) to confirm compliance with Chapter 34.5 generally as well as any other applicable provisions of the Sarasota City Code and Zoning Code.The minimum safety requirements are set forth in section 34.5-12 and include compliance with the Residential Swimming Pool Safety Act, operation of smoke and carbon monoxide detection systems, and installation of fire extinguishers.The minimum informational requirements are set forth in section 34.5-13 and include, among other things, providing: (1) the location of the nearest hospital; (2) the non-emergency police telephone number; (3) the dates and approximate times of trash and recycling pick up; (4) the street address of the vacation rental; (5) the name and phone number of the designated responsible party or parties; and (6) emergency evacuation instructions.