But if you search "Finance Friday" on BiggerPockets Money podcast on apple or spotify or wherever you listen they have some real gems that might help you think about where to start! 

I'd love to help out in any way except going through the hassle of anything Apple related.

(i) In 1998 Taxpayer B buys a property that includes a house, a barn, and 2 acres.

Johnny sells apples.

They are not always apples to apples, so a qualified and experienced broker, can sift through the many options and present you with the best three.

The land has two structures on it I would like to use as rentals, a small 400 square foot pole barn that I would like to turn into a studio loft apartment and an 800 square foot cabin that some needs work before being able to rent.

Apples to apples, if you're going with a solid conventional lender on the refinance, it should only be about ~0.125% difference in pricing doing rate/term vs. doing cash-out refinance at the LTV you're talking about, assuming all other loan /property factors check out.

If you are looking within the same municipality, you are generally apples to apples. 

It’s a jack of all trades here with little to no trade offs/cons when comparing apples to apples to other large STR markets.The key to success here though comes in the knowledge and execution.

Hello,What are your thought on investing on a rental property in San Bernardino county in CA specifically in the areas of Rancho Cucamonga, or Apple Valley.