That's why the residential sector in Germany is falling because their residential uses ARM instead of 30YFRM.

For office buildings, Dallas has a significant amount of distressed office space with ARM loans coming due.

We also have an investor arm that does build these projects.

I always you a 3rd party who is at arms reach and nothing to do with the seller to do inspections/appraisals etc.

In the other hand Superhostlabs still running under the new company techvestor (this is the designing and property beautification arm of the company). 

I just got a land loan that required 25% down for a 5 year arm. 

On that program it does require 'Full Doc" income so W2 or 1099 income would be required.DSCR also offers 30 Year Fixed, ARM programs for lower rates and Interest Only which can help with first few years initial cash flow.

If you get it, then I bet you will get great traffic to your listing and be able to command a higher ADR and occupancy.It is probably happening already today in Airbnb's algorithm, but hosts and guests don't explicitly see it. 

It does keep the daisy chain method from being utilized, but that was never legal in VA--I expect that this law is making that explicitly clear.

Like the others have said if the lease explicitly says to take care of the yard area, then yes you can keep the security deposit.