Despite conducting extensive research, I have encountered limited information concerning the Alaska market in this context.

If you like the location long term appreciation-wise, and think you may be able to raise rents and create cash flow in the near future, and aren't concerned with cash on cash return/ the opportunity cost of having money tied up in these properties as opposed to putting it to work elsewhere... maybe your main goal is just a safe place to park your money... then you might consider keeping them or even putting more money into them so that they cash flow (refinance with more down).

I have a concern with loaning the money from the bank because I have experienced banks not wanting to loan on mobile homes and Parks.

Having 2 STR’s on either side of him I understand his concerns but absolutely don’t agree with one pointing directly over into my back yard pool area. 100% creepy…

My only concern with that device would be if the tenant was smart enough to fiddle with it and claim they used less energy.

While this may exempt it from being classified as a rental activity, active participation remains a requirement, necessitating compliance with three tests: spending 500 hours on the property, dedicating at least 100 hours (and more than any other participant), and performing all the necessary work needed.Additionally, long-term viability and consideration of depreciation recapture are important concerns.

Consider elements together with way of life choices, location and marketplace analysis, property condition and protection desires, property control, and legal and regulatory concerns.

If you ever have any comments questions or concerns about what to do or where to go please don't hesitate to ask!

There is reg cf and reg a which are two very different types of entities and goals since you can only raise $5M and the other $75What concerns me when I look at reg cf stuff is after all the fees they pay, where is the meat on the bone for investors?

I wouldn't concern myself with who pays what as long as the rent is received in full each month.