Also for Philadelphia owners, is there anything I can do to add protections for myself since this city is heavily tenant favored?

So this scenario is just about a break even, about a $40/month gain.I realize the WH property is also more likely to appreciate than the WorldQuest property, but the rest of the numbers really seem to be heavily in favor of the condo-hotel type property.

Another option that I've seen in the local market is purchasing a heavily distressed or big rehab project with a local hard money lender that will allow a smaller downpayment due to the amount of equity in the deal on the back end.

Now heavily trafficked keywords need to compete with 1 million results.

For Single Family we market heavily for distressed SFHs, buy them at 50% ARV, rehab them, and the exit is determined based on neighborhood and deal.

The amount of use they get is heavily dependent upon your tenants.

It doesn't have to be perfect, but the rental income helps heavily reduce or eliminate the mortgage. 

@John YooIn some markets, appraiser will value price per square foot heavily.

You could certainly dive into a new build cold turkey, but you are then relying on your team very heavily to make it a success with little ability to self assess progress etc.

What you are taking about is issuing securities and is pretty heavily regulated.