It is not fair to unsophisticated investors to be offered syndication investments by groups or individuals who have less than 7 years experience (and that is being liberal) in real estate finance, operations and management, etc. 

No personal experience with Matt yet but I'm familiar with most, since I'm running several REIAs (mainly MassRealEstate dot net)Or you can get a Liberal Arts degree for $60k/year and see how that pays off:-(

Quote from @V.G Jason: Quote from @Carlos Ptriawan: Quote from @Marcus Auerbach: @Carlos Ptriawan yeah very low price, but would not be my choice of neighborhood.. one thing that I do notice from bay area (highest land value) and OOS property (lowest land value area) is that, home actually has more intrinsic value when located out of state, same house like that in our market is having 15 times the price, which means we only buying the land while the house itself is in much worse condition than comparable OOS property.So if someone like me that's more liberal and can accept to live in any neighborhood, I could really have a good primary house to live in out of state, for a very low price point.  

The Wealth of Nations, Adam SmithOne of the most essential economics texts, The Wealth of Nations forms the underpinning of much of modern economic theory.Capitalism and Freedom, Milton FriedmanMilton Friedman's iconic work argues that economic freedom is essential to a free and liberal society.

Its stuff like that which prompts liberal cities to be very landlord hostile.

IU East is more for commuters, and Earlham is a smaller liberal arts school.

I am aware Hillsborough county is more liberal towards 7 days or less STRs but wanted to double check if anyone is aware of any zoning restrictions in specific neighborhoods in the city?

I'm a pretty liberal guy but if I can't make money providing a good service, I'm out of here.

Good areas I've found include - Franklin, TN (not Nashville - litigation pending - too liberal & hostile to STR's.

You are in a politically liberal area so I would assume that the tenant stays.