Oh my god.

I think people in this area who do commute take advantage of the easy train access and affordability compared to other areas with a stronger commercial presence like downtown Bloomfield and up through Montclair.

Look at other things like their presence online and how they handle themselves online and on forums.

I'm happy to help answer any STR specific questions, but personally have no presence in the area  you mentioned, howvere, I suggest reaching out to @Alyssa Czopor as she has a successful one in VT.Best of luck!

Fast will definitely be a negative.The only impact I can anticipate with the railroad's presence on the zoning decision is if the railroad divides you from something you want to be part of.

My suggestion would be to partner with another GP that is a strong operator and has a presence in your target market.

You should NOT "help" the seller in certain circumstances, no matter how pure, sincere and full of Godly intentions you are, if they are in foreclosure or pre-foreclosure and live in the state of MD.

Yeah at this point I don't think most really care what your preference is as you've lambasted your tenant for wanting to RECEIVE what she paid for, that this was "supposed" to be an ATM for ya and God forbid ya gotta, ya know, do something on your side. 

Technology in banking, particularly at “FinTech” finance / bank companies that do not have a physical presence has been often difficult to start / operate.

Hampton Roads is indeed a unique market with its military presence, providing a steady rental demand and some interesting investment opportunities.Looking forward to learning and connecting with you too!