My BR cabin is a 4 bed, which I would recommend if possible. 4 bedrooms seem to do quite well as they tend to be more spacious and can accommodate more people (so nightly rates go up quite a bit).

However, the specifics can vary by lender.DSCR's are designed to accommodate various investment scenarios, so they can be quite flexible with terms and will typically have slightly higher interest rates compared to traditional loans and might require a larger down payment. 

It also aligns with a comprehensive understanding of how real estate evolves.

As I prepare to welcome visitors to experience the beauty of Blue Ridge, I find myself in need of some valuable recommendations.Firstly, I am currently in search of reliable and comprehensive insurance coverage for my cabin.

It is more expensive but very comprehensive.

It is accommodated by the tax system, generally speaking.2.

How does your lot accommodate parking for 2 unrelated tenants in the future assuming you need to fit 4 total cars?

So I am going with a 75% occupancy to accommodate. 

I just made a comprehensive list of all all the comments from bp'ers for 4 posted questions about skip tracing.

**Essential Coverage**: What are the key components of a comprehensive landlord insurance policy?