Quote from @Tim Delaney: @Chris Doloriert there is a wide variety of different asset types under the commercial umbrella.

A foreclosure, even if promptly started at the 30 day mark (unlikely) will take a few months.

Coming - Credit/ lending similar to 04/05 will prompt renters to buy homes regardless of high prices, IR's and monthly payments (remember 0 down/ low doc/stated loans for self employed people grossing $30k per year buying $400k houses?).  

This thread was prompted by the discussion in "To buy or not to buy owner occupied multi-family in Boston suburbs" on continuing to rent in an poor investment home market while owning cash-flowing properties in a good REI market.

Thanks for the prompt and much respectful feedback.

If you stay with Autumn to manage your properties, make sure they respond promptly in your questions and concerns.

I can run the numbers myself and search the portal they provide, but I need them to be prompt in showing and writing offers.   

Thank you for the prompt replies.

Thank you for your responses.From my understanding Airbnb automatically collects tax depending on the location.On setting up the VRBO listing, there were three options regarding how to collect taxes:Collect a tax per person per night (collect at check-in) then you would be prompted to place an amountCollect tax as percentage of rental amount(during booking) then you would be prompted to place a percentage Do not include taxes (I am collecting and remitting as required) I do not know where to check which one I should choose?

Since then I've only purchased for cash (hence the screenname) and it is a wonderful negotiating tool.This was somewhat prompted by purchasing a "low dollar" house for cash and then comparing that experience with the last mortgage I had taken out.