Mostly what we see here is a mix of personal use/2nd homes being rented out when owners aren't using them (or primary residences with part of the home being rented out which is allowed almost everywhere still).

You can't mix accounting methods by expense.

The Springfield Real Estate Investor's Association (I'm a member) is a great group of people (a mix of highly experienced and newly interested, but all above-board and ethical--the leadership doesn't tolerate shenanigans) and many in there are invested in Branson STRs (many also have STRs in Springfield, which of course caters to an entirely different market, but their perspective has been interesting).

Hi all,I am looking at a mixed used property and haven’t not secured all my funding.

I registered on auction.com  The experience has been mixed.

After reading Kiyosaki and a ton of others I feel a hybrid and a mix would be most beneficial on a monthly basis for what I'm looking for.

Success requires excellent hospitality and marketing skills to maintain high occupancy and nightly rates.Achieving a monthly income of $7,000 requires a mix of strategic investment, reinvestment of earnings, and perhaps most critically, time.

I have an opportunity to partner in a large scale A-class multifamily / mixed use development.

Growing Population and Infrastructure Development**: Mobile's population continues to grow steadily, driven by a mix of natural population growth and inward migration.

We don't live in a free market economy we live in a mixed economy where gov'ts step in and create regulations when it's not reasonable to expect consumers to be well educated enough to evaluate their options correctly on their own.