Originally posted by @Bukka Levy: Not my first post about buying out of state but I am perplexed.

Quote from @Levi Bennett: Quote from @Nick Belsky: @Tyler SolomonBased on the comments, it appears that many in this forum are also not very familiar with STR loans.I deal with a lot of STRs all over the country. 

We have added extra trash bins, hired help to pick up the trash and our next step is to install cameras on the property so that we can start levying fines by catching people in the act.Any creative ideas would be much appreciated.Mike@Matt Wood@Azeez K.

I drive a 1997 Dodge pickup with 220,000 miles on it, I LOVE wearing Levis and tennis shoes, and we mainly eat at casual dining places like Chipolte, Baja Fresh, Panera Bread!!!

Thanks again,Levi

Or Levy I was mulling over similar options a couple months ago and I ended up choosing Allentown / Lehigh Valley.

@Levi T. groups are much cheaper than private.

I could pay myself a "reasonable salary" (it probably took me 10 full hours to get this deal done) and not have self employment taxes be levied on the rest.

I was not informed about the problem but even if I was one cannot possibly expect to take an action with less than 24 hrs. notice.I am not sure how this city operates but here in California we were given notice and then we were given 10-15 days to fix the problem (some of that time is eaten by the USPS to deliver the mail).I understand that the city has laws to protect it's citizens from bad landlords/neighbors and fines need to be levied on people that do not care to maintain their properties but at least tell me what I should be paying you for.

Any asset you acquire in the future can be levied against plus if you or your spouse have a job, the wages can be garnished.