Hello all, I'm currently looking to buy land in the Adirondack Mountains in Indian Lake, NY, Hamilton county, and build a modern cabin on it for STR and also for some relaxing weekends for myself.

Easy to relax in".

So parents with grown children would probably "enjoy" a slightly relaxed OO, if one of your children could take advantage of one of the units.Another rule I have not seen anyone mention is that the JADU is not permitted to be rented short term (< 30 days).

Lovely attached, outdoor terrace to relax and enjoy the seasons, sparkling community pool and large gym for workouts.

First thing to understand, St Cloud area has a significant % point of rental units too ownership far above state average, with that knowledge at hand know regulations were far more relaxed for some time, and than a few persons came into the market and took advantage of that freedom and in short created a situation that forced the city into action, it's just that simple.

And I am just an overwhelmed pregnant woman trying to relax and live just a bit before my baby gets here.I definitely understand and am going to make the necessary changes upon entering my apartment.

I think for the average 1 rental owner, it's simply too much fuss, and the opportunity cost of that time and energy is either relaxing, or doing other things to maximize bookings like interior design.I think the industry in general suffers from bombarding new hosts with 10,000 things to do in month 1 (OTA, direct booking sites, linking calendars, specific smart locks, etc.) when in reality most owners should probably list on the most relevant platform for their area in year 1, develop a rhythm and learn a few basics, and then start looking into improvements from there.Certainly with multiple properties it starts to become a more compelling argument.  

Take $500K and put it in T-bills and relax.

First-time buyers find FHA loans ideal since they usually have more relaxed qualifying requirements and need a smaller down payment (as little as 3.5%).

They should be punished, not rewarded.....You're asking for advice, so here's mine - 1) fire these clowns, 2) get the project bid out yourself, 3) have the repairs done, 4) hire a new PM to manage your new property, 5) go relax and let the money roll in.....