We have 150+ of our investors on it and is a critical tool for their business.Please let me know if you want to see a demo.HTHS,Joel  

If you have limited prior experience owning / operating multifamily assets, they'll also require you to use a professional property manager with multifamily experience.

In fact, I try to limit my communication with them until they come see the place or apply.

In PA statue of limitations is 2 years

The problem with southern Wisconsin is that we don't have reliable snow coverage anymore, so you are limited to the summer season and will sit vacant for the winter.

Quote from @Cody Caswell: Quote from @Bruce Woodruff: You're correct that getting every detail involved right from the start is critical!

A rider allowing for using your owner-occupied property as a short-term rental for a specific/limited amount of time is very different than an investment property being used as a short or long term rental 100% of the time.Also, telling your home insurance company that you STR your home occasionally does not give you extra coverage for those types of risks, it simply means if your renter burns your home down the insurance company isn't going to immediately deny your claim. 

I have learned that in today's world of information you do not need to limit your investment to just markets you live in or normally travel to. 

Zoning also seems to be a problem (see below)3. buy a SFH under ARV; live-in renovate => rent => move to a new primary => eventually refinance to pull value out It seems the multi-family options are extremely limited or nonexistent in this area.

So in the words of Clint Eastwood: "A man has to know his own limitations."