Currently own a 1 bedroom in Denver area thats an MTR and been cash flowing pretty good and just bought a house last year with doing 2-1 buydown (4 bed, 3 bath, 2400sq ft of livable space, 3200 total).

In my research, co-hosting and multi-family units has caught my eye the most.

Either the owner or the co-host will need to live locally in order to register.

Also open to different type of rentals: I'm thinking co-housing/co-living can be a nice way to increase returns, so will be looking in Belgian regulation for this as well.. 

Hello everyone,  I am fairly new to REI, and I'm currently living in my parents house which is in a newer subdivision on the Northwest side of Pueblo, Colorado, the nicer area. 

My name is Mercy and I am a virtual assistant and co-host for short-term rentals.

To be eligible for 80% cash out, the property must be located in one of the following states:       AL, AZ, CA, CO, GA, MI, MN, MO, NC, PA, TN, TX, UT, VA, WAWith respect to seasoning, as long we can verify that the property was improved by the borrower after they purchased it, there is NO seasoning requirement for the 80% program. 

He owns STRs and he co-hosts selective luxury properties for other owners too. 

I am co differing buying a VR to get into a school district for my son and it’s a good deal so I am comfortable.

We have our listing in Lakewood, CO set for 30-day minimum stay and do MTR bookings on Airbnb and Furnished Finder.