Because the 1031 exchange, if you need it, will accommodate any transition both in a market cycle and in your personal journey.

Consequently, there is an expected increase in demand for long-term properties, transitioning away from short-term accommodations.

Transitioning from the NFL to real estate is an impressive pivot, and diving into fix-and-flips is a great strategy for building a strong investment portfolio.

Are you talking about the Lodging Tax/TOT (Transit Occupancy Tax) ?

If things go smoothly, it is a bonus.

I have been busy with some major transitions since the August meetup.  

If things go smoothly, your leads will begin to work their way through the different stages of the CRM. 

My plan is to live in the house for about two years, possibly engaging in month-to-month house hacking during that time before transitioning to long-term renting.

My goal is to gradually transition to becoming a loan officer and then invest. 

My primary goal is to find a legal partner who is responsive, reliable, and thorough, ensuring that all parties are kept in the loop and that closing can proceed smoothly without last-minute surprises or delays.I'm reaching out to this knowledgeable community for advice:Have you worked with law firms not based in the state where you were purchasing property, and if so, how was your experience?