If I have a beach house that is booked heavily in the summer but not in the winter, I could have a house in the mountains that would still be booked in the winter to offset the lack of income from the beach houseCons- Harder to manage from far away- Would need to stay familiar with laws in each areaAny thoughts?

I think due interest rates and lack of full master bedroom we can’t get it off the market .Any advice on what we can try? 

Where we find a drawback on this move is our lack of knowledge of the legality of the question: "Can the Investment owner  Legally ask their tenant to try to apply for the section 8 voucher?"

I wonder what happens when your customers decide to screenshot this and send it to every media agency in the US. 

What are you feeling you are lacking to take the next step?  

On your other note, despite the lack of housing in a recession or economic disaster, there's a breaking point to what people can afford meaning that prices may not crash, but can stay flat for decades.

I've been a licensed insurance agent for 15+ years and own an insurance agency. 

  - if you're buying and selling in California, just know that the California Franchise Tax Board scrutinizes 1031 exchanges more than any other agency in the US, even more than the IRS. 

I was wondering if you had any additional insight on your lack of cash flow?

When you say you "think" that you will be a good property manager it show a lack of confidence.