I never listened to those podcasts, but I am always interested in learning. please feel free to connect, we can learn together :)Our STR that I indicated has appreciated over $4K/month for the hold period is in Mission Beach (on Jamaica Court a couple blocks north of the coaster). 

There are experienced investors that are looking at the speed demon roller coaster that was May June July and sat it out because it was like running the gauntlet. 

This year has been quite a roller coaster, but we are adapting to the "new normal" :)

The big dip in the drive way was like the dip on a roller coaster and it was a deal breaker for potential buyers.

., and have tried to expand their outdoor summer activities (like a mountain coaster/and possibly zip line by now)  and like any other mountain, trails/hiking/biking are summer activities, but there isn't much else. 

Kidding, not I but in fact your fellow East Coaster Roy N (among many other forum regulars) are invaluable resources for us Canucks.

We are closing next week on a new rental property, and have 2 houses under contract we intend to wholesale.Just as advice to the newbies out there (and me, I'm still a newbie) - this business can be an emotional roller coaster.

Unless you have a clear, legal plan of action that is fully supported by the parties involved, you could be in for roller coaster.  

Unless you like challenges and don't shy away from them, then every aspect of REI is a wonderful roller coaster that brings you ups and downs at a very fast pace.

@Rachel S. ya my first and only out of state investment was a roller coaster.