Everyone could do it, It’s a “mental” approach, either you incorporate it or you don’t.

However, health concerns forced me to step away from the hustle about 6 years ago.Fast forward to today, I'm officially retired and living in sunny California with a renewed sense of energy (and much better health!).

You could only evict for health and safety issues.  

Other than the property manager's location advantange, this sauce is the reason why I'm considering hiring a property manager instead of self hosting.After 3 years of the "set it and forget it" dynamic pricing mentality on VRBO & AirBnb, I'm on a mission to really understand what I'm not doing right that an experienced co-host is doing.

You can only prorate the primary residence exclusion in cases where health or a job transfer have forced you to move.

I used money from my business savings earmarked for starting a group home for my mentally ill nephew, who has been struggling since his mother's passing.

My experience is dealing with all the American and Canadian students at the health care related schools there.

That has been my biggest mental hurdle.

It is not difficult to debug the future from their investments using their own website.most STR/LTR syndication that had strong presence should be :- working in local niche market only- has five to ten years experience- had open book / track record mentality- the audited financial statement should be available to understand the business.STR market itself is very risky investment in my opinion, now you add fund/syndication then you have double big problem.one out of five hotel syndication is going for bankruptcy in the last two years , and we expect STR to survive ?

This approach, which might offer a more dynamic and potentially rewarding financial strategy, fundamentally differs from the "save an emergency fund" mentality.