@Paul Cox The article you mentioned says:Fannie Mae issues ruling on renting newly-purchased second homes on AirbnbThe update clarifies that homeowners can rent out second homes after 1 year of ownershipNational /April 19, 2019 12:00 PMTRD StaffSecond-home owners who want to rent out their properties will breath a sigh of relief, and perhaps make a bit of cash.A newly rewritten document from Fannie Mae suggests homeowners and lenders may have been misinterpreting rules around rentals of second homes since 2001.Fannie Mae’s April 3 clarification of the “Second-Home Rider” shows that homeowners are allowed to rent out a second home after one year of ownership, and that short-term renting during the first year is also permitted under specific conditions, the Wall Street Journal reported.Previously, the rider had been interpreted by many owners and lenders as saying that second-home owners with mortgages backed by Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac were completely prohibited from renting their properties.

My system is simply a living breathing entity that does it all for me.

Also- it's important to realize the passive investor does not eat, sleep, and breathe real estate like we do!

Also, smaller metros mean fewer investors breathing down your neck, giving you a leg up in negotiations.Cash Flow: You should be buying these to cashflow as a long term rental.

You can still do it but it will be a play on the future of the area, so you'll need a long breath.

That is a very good question, I am sure they can not hold to that which is why I was not holding my breath.

The beach, nature, hiking, gardening, reading, writing, running, drawing, breathing - FREE CREATIVE OUTLETSGrocery shopping, making coffee at home, selling/donating unused items, eating less, driving less - REDUCE COSTS To the person reading this: I know you work hard, you are trying to invoke the best version of yourself, to build a future and become established.

Brick is porous and allows the building to breath by design.

I breath it, eat it, dream about it, talk about it, nonstop for many years.

When I got Covid, I had to keep teaching so I don't lose my pay, and scaring my students as I could not breath.