I lived in New Hampshire for a year and I don't think my Houston humidity built body could handle any more cold lol It is beautiful up there though.

The property was built in 1940 and has cast iron piping.

I used to have a Minute sensor (for noise monitoring) in a unit located in a rough part of town, and guests would simply take it down.

Most of the guests are on their way into town for a permanent move but need a place to stay for several months to facilitate a closing, complete construction, etc.That avatar and sellers who want to cash out and look are the sneaky win for MTR right now in my opinion.

All of my TVs have built in Roku, put in Guest Mode, which automatically signs the guests out when they leave. 

Would you focus on booming urban areas, or do you think the suburbs and smaller towns have more potential?

Once complete, I expect this 4 family to gross $7K monthly, with a net cash flow of $3K and have $250K in equity built in.

Ocean City is the most popular beach town and is a 3hr drive from Washington D.C.

There is so much info out there on what to do in the order of doing it by someonefoundation is always the first thing, your house is built on itget together with a friend of a friend that knows a contractor in your area and have them come over and give you a idea of what to do and where to startI take it you are going to learn some stuff by doing?

A lot of these southern beach & mountain towns have been supporting STR for 75+ years, long before Airbnb was a thing, so they’re very comfortable with it and it’s a built-in part of the community.A lot of Northern places are FREAKING OUT over STRs & STR regulations & they don’t seem to be very supportive of it.