For example, the strategy I will be doing is medium-term rentals with an emphasis on traveling RNs.Original post I was referring to: Rent out the whole house or Rent by the room?

Basically, the previous group (Rocket and your Bank) do a "global tax flow" instead of just cash flowing the property.

So my long winded question is, in making purchase decisions as a buy and hold investor should primary emphasis be placed on return metrics (ROI, cap rates, CoC, etc), with $/SF a secondary measure, or should it be a prerequisite that the $/SF price be at or below market in order to protect yourself in the case that you need to sell?

However at the same time they have, themselves, implemented a global party ban which places additional requirements for those under the age of 25 due to the reality of increased risk that this and bracket entails:https://news.airbnb.com/strengthening-our-safety-commitment-to-u-s-hosts-and-communitiesSo no, requiring guests to be of a certain age is not discrimination, it’s respecting statistics.

The time to invest there was 2011 when there were bargains were to be had as a result of the global financial crisis.

Any U.S. lenders that lend globally? 

I am a new agent in Nevada who just passed the State and National tests and can tell you that there is NOT an emphasis on investors in the information. 

I think many people place emphasis on the kitchen so I would enclose the area above the refrigerator or remove those items when you take pictures. 

Now I'm financially stable enough that I'm looking to invest some of what I have saved into real estate, with an initial emphasis on cash flow.I've been listening to the BP podcast and Real Estate Rookie for over a year now, and I've read a few of the excellent BP books.

Currently reading David Green's book and he also puts the emphasis on the team rather than the location.