Just ignore anyone talking about Columbus.

@David S RobertsI'd venture to say those nearby properties are just ignoring the law.Most cities and counties in Colorado have well-defined STR requirements, and if you meet those, then you can operate a vacation rental. 

Ignoring short-term bridge loans, most commercial loan sizing is limited by DSCR, but they are not called DSCR loans. 

Quote from @Steven DeMarco: Quote from @Mike Dymski: Ignore the prior stuff (it's all noise), calculate expected ROE for the upcoming few years (including appreciation and principal paydown), and compare that to alternative investment options and you'll have your answer on whether to hold or reinvest elsewhere.

I'm not an attorney, but I can tell you that it happened to me and I ignored it.

We have much bigger problems they just ignore because they want more power. 

Take advice from people who are actually purchasing properties with their own savings and ignore the "all hat, no cattle" replies.

On the other hand, I cannot ignore the folks here marketing their DSCR HELOAN products; that number has increased.The underlying situation (obvious to you and me) is that there were historically low interest rates, followed by inflation and equity creation...and folks who want to tap into the equity without displacing their first mortgage. 

I already pointed out earlier that common sense is often ignored when juicy tax benefits are brought into the conversation.

These are often tenants who (excuse my english) don't have a pot to piss in.This is the first time I've heard an tenant claim to be a lawyer (before he lost his license).Ignore the threats on this clown.