Hi all, Pulled the trigger on my 2nd property: I bought a free-standing no driveway townhouse near cottage grove/washington corridor area for 365k-375k. late 2012 build around 2250, 3bed/3.5 bath.

The study also supported adding 21 to 34 new row houses and 11 to 18 new cottage-style homes or bungalows per year during that period.

Account Closed I think as municipalities become more open to the concept of ADUs, casitas, granny cottages, etc. that you will see a movement away from the "wheels".

I didn't realize I had become a real estate investor when I bought the abandoned house across the street and renovated it with plans to rent — I really I just wanted to save the charming 1940s cottage. 

Some of the regulations hope to create better management by making the owners be present during the rental periods (I.e.multifamily, cottage house, guest house, MIL suite, etc).

Will I struggle to run successful vacation rental cottages out of the gate?

Wasn't this a verbal contract and I can take the Money OR the Vacation Cottage.

Keep in mind there is a cottage industry built around selling to out of state investors. 

I am looking at a single family home with 1.3k sq ft detached cottage.

Future development means taking down the 3 bdr bungalow cottage and building a three story condo unit with three four bedroom four bath ocean view “condos” She has it listed it with VRBO, Booking and AirBNB.