Make sure you have a good debt to income ration because  you don't want to do your defiance and find another place and find out you can't afford the next( but this is where creativity comes into play).

Hold firm, and be prepared to walk away.Don't fall in love with the property...just the deal, and don't rationalize a bac deal into a good one. 

You just rationalized what you want to do. 

A group of 400 Owners have gotten together and formed the Tobyhanna Short Term Rental Alliance to help push for reasonable, rational, and responsible ordinance within our community.There is a meeting this Wednesday 3/16/2022 at 5pm ET with the Board of Supervisors to try to ask for changes to the draft.If you support a fair ordinance you should attend either in person or virtually.

I've cordially sent an email to the seller and title company requesting pro-rated rent/security deposits and the seller is basically saying too bad so sad it should have been handled during closing (we closed early May).I've purchased investment property before so maybe I fell short in assuming all required pro-rations/transfers were in the closing documents which is a learning on my part.

Mobile home parks should not be burdened as the only business in the U.S. that has to rationalize higher rents when they are economically correct.

The mistake most people looking to do this make is the buy an uneven multis (more units in one and less in another) and they live in the nice unit and rent the bad unit which makes cashflow minimal and they rationalize it by saying some money is coming in, but that's a bad investment that way.

While it may be true that others with one bedroom units or larger homes that say are 5 or 6 bed/2bath so the ration of bedrooms to bathrooms is not very high, aren't getting complaints from the people who book them.

(What does he/she say is the rational behind this--because some clause in a contract is interpreted a certain way is no excuse for lack of a heads up on a rather large charge.As business person to business person, at least calling before scheduling to new work to give you a heads up would have been the thing to do.

I'd say, weigh the risks, but in the end, follow your heart, in combination with a rational mind.