I command an Army unit in Long Beach.  

Short-term rentals command higher rent, but you also have higher expenses due to marketing, cleaning, furnishing and other business expenses.

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And with real estate, the commanding laws are state-based.But most importantly, LLCs are great ways to limit your liability...but ONLY if they are set up properly and maintained properly with the relevant governing agencies.

But if you can command the higher salaries that the Bay Area offers then with a little smarts and sacrifice then you can benefit from the high cash flow and appreciation that the Bay Area offers. 

Those that can command a higher market rate, we avoid Sec 8 like the plague.  

for the life of the contract now remember the first few years you will have neg returns due to comm and cost of insurance and the fact that the dividends are based on the size of the death benefit and how long your policy has been in force so that 4% compound has to over come all of that and it will take years to do this (8 or 9) maybe even 10 years so you will go from getting a $300 (yr 1)a year div to $4000(yr 10) a year to $14,000(yr)20 a year and rising its the turtle in the race & the finish line is 65 or 66 years old  for most folks by age 65 you would have put in $300k in (premiums)  Guarantee cv will be prob $387k  (thats ZERO Dividends paid all years!!!)

STRs generally can command 2-4x the gross monthly revenue of a LTR.

Dinner at Mavro's or Sasabune is on me after :) I retired as Pilot in Command this year.. 40 years no accidents thought it best to go out on a high note.. when you do have an ut oh in small private aviation if it does not kill you it maims you pretty good.. other than hanger rash type things.. 

Chief among the differences is that the Chain of Command can take no action in making sure the harmed party receives proper restitution.