I travel to New York and Los Angeles for capital raising but happy to look at local partnerships.

Looking around Saint Lukes, KU Medical Center, and The University of Missouri to rent mostly to travel nurses/ professionals. 

@Dimitris VainasHi DimitriI’m a swallow traveling from South Africa and wanting invest in Greece rental income opportunities.

@Ed Ma, I want to second @Nathan Gesner's advice here -- perhaps only sell if you are relatively confident in your landing spot being an improvement for you. 

hi all, i’m newish to BP boards, thank you in advance for sharing your opinions + experience.i’m looking for opinions about how helpful an additional sleep number is in the income + rentability of an str.i’m potentially purchasing a 3 bedroom, 2 bath property which i will STR + also live in part-time.ideally, i’d like to have:*a king bed in the master bedroom*a queen bed in one bedroom*a queen memory foam pullout sofa in the third bedroomthis would be a 3 bedroom that sleeps 6this is my preference for:*general look of the house / not a house full of beds*number of guests/noise/cars*septic*would allow me to create a cute ‘chill out’ space in an extra bedroom-sized nook elsewhere in the house, which i think would be appealing to travelers.

BP has some great pod casts that helped me gain confidence when getting started but also help me now by keeping me up to date on current topics. 

@Amanda Scheller Since you are able to house hack with as little as 3.5% to 5% down one suggestion would be to buy your first place in San Diego and hold on to the 4plex....If after your first purchase you feel good/confident about going to the next purchase, at that point you can consider selling the 4plex to purchase your second property in San Diego.  

Hi Johnson, for our MTRs we use landlord insurance from Travelers.

Feel free to revisit any sections where you feel less confident.

You want to make sure that your property type and location is suited to the type of travelers coming to your area so that you market it appropriately, price it appropriately and can be competitive.