Bainbridge, Chagrin Falls, Reminderville, Aurora, Auburn, Russel, Middlefield, Mantua and possibly a little into cuyahoga, beachwood, orange, lyndhurst, pepper pike ect.

The flexibility to stop renting it when I want seems to be a good advantage of Airbnb in the long run.Because of the decision to Airbnb in the long run, I've found that areas like West Seattle, North Beacon Hill, and Mount Baker should cash flow well-- having the combination of being close enough to Pike Place / downtown, but still at a decent home price.Though, I don't know much about what I'd be getting into, with Airbnb & Seattle.Does anyone have thoughts, guidance, or resources on the idea?

Deal will likely be ~$790k for 5 residential units + 4 commercial along Philadelphia Pike.

That is our aim for those towns further down the pike.

Hi @Dyami Pike, Second home loans are a great option and tool.

I recently spent $98k on a rent ready house and rent for $1150 in Pike Township.  

These are the counties/townships:If you live or work in the following counties you are eligible to join Crane Credit Union: Bartholomew, Brown, Clay, Daviess, Dubois, Gibson, Greene, Hendricks, Jackson, Johnson, Knox, Lawrence, Marion (Center, Decatur, Franklin, Lawrence, Perry, Pike, Washington, and Wayne townships), Martin, Monroe, Morgan, Owen, Orange, Parke, Pike, Posey, Putnam, Sullivan, Vanderburgh, Vermillion, Vigo, and Warrick.

I'm just up the pike from you in Tulsa; a lot of similar markets.

YOU are the HOA, if things need fixed or replaced, you may have special assessments to pay for them....or you can just vote to push them down the pike, until you get a situation like the building in Florida where it ends up falling down and killing a lot of people.

What do you guys who know the area think about the neighborhood surrounded by Broadway and Jacksboro Pike.