Converting the short-term rental to a long-term one can help reduce the hassles of frequent turnover and management while offering more predictable cash flow.

I'm a very small fan of Dave Ramsey, so I'm not looking to mimic BRRR or FIRE, especially since I'm now 68 and perhaps a little late to the party.....cheers!

I’m also not a fan of buying a property that loses money every month, while hoping for appreciation and betting that interest rates will fall.

I'm a contractor and do this frequently.

I had a good friend when I lived in Napa and played golf with him frequently he was a Brain Surgeon and had the yipes something fierce could not make a 2 foot put to save his life..

@Jonathan GreeneYell ppl the AI with the ** before each heading then it ends in “in conclusion” thankfully most of these people last a few weeks to a month or so and realize it’s not getting them deals so they stop Little secret for people is you shouldn’t come here expecting something in return - those who post more frequently are giving back from experience and not expecting things in return

Currently living in Lincoln but frequently visit Omaha and hear papillon is nice.

I am not a fan of "I have to buy X deals this year" type goals.  

I'm relatively new to the BiggerPockets online community, even though I've been a podcast fan for years.

I operate several mid term rentals and I'm still a big fan.