In contrast, mid-term rentals have fewer turnovers, resulting in lower operational costs.Less legal and regulatory complexity: Some cities have strict regulations regarding short-term rentals, which may necessitate permits, taxes, and compliance with specific rules.

For instance, STR can be more susceptible to seasonality and regulatory changes, while LTR offers more stability but might have longer-term tenant commitments.Networking and Learning:Connect with local investors who have experience in both LTR and STR.

It's crucial to be familiar with property rights, transaction processes, and any regulatory nuances to ensure smooth dealings.Understanding Local Dynamics: Beyond just numbers, understanding the cultural, economic, and societal trends can be invaluable.

There could be a thousand different problems, no, millions, they are as unique as the people are.Yes, you can defer gains on the installment sale as the gain is received, a note can provide a good retirement income, I live off of several of them.Before you can really do a seller financed note you need to know conventional financing as eventually, that's where you'll be.....unless you do a fully amortized loan and pay it off.If you've been reading here you're aware of the regulatory issues, is the property and/or seller covered under the SAFE Act?

Coinbase is looking for people with a regulatory background, so I was actually thinking about stopping by and seeing what job opportunities are available..

In Texas we have a regulatory agency to deal with not too mention the federal tax nightmare and lets not forget franchise tax by the state.

Code Title 12 Section 2608 (“RESPA”) & Indiana Law Statute: IC 27-4-1-4) Getting black balled by a Major title company is a very very serious event.. this means they have examined the deals determined title is buggered or usually a lot of title claims after the fact like subs not being paid etc. and or regulatory heat .. so they just don't want to fool with these and take the risk...

Your concerns may be best handled by the regulatory agency below:\par NC Commissioner of Banks\par 4309 Mail Service Center\par Raleigh, NC 27699-4309 \par 919-733-3016\par https://www.nccob.gov/public/ConsumerInformation/Complaints/CIFileComplaint.aspx

Requires ongoing risk management to continuously monitor taxes, senior liens, regulatory compliance, loan servicing.Active = Investing in non-performing notes, note brokering.

Is it a regulatory thing (SAFE Act or other NY law) or just a product of the historic low rates?