Thinking of income for 30+ years, I enjoy a mixed bag of both.

It defiantly is not a viable investment property as it now rents.I would suggest you tell her to pack her bags and find a place to live.

I did hang flyers on doors in little door bags when people didn't answer.

I know some are doing deals out of state, not only is that in my bag but to me, it's a matter of time before a deal really goes sour.

Hi everyone, I'm Tea, a new member and potential new investor from San Francisco.My fiance and I are looking to get into real estate investing.

And when we needed a break we looked at the availability calendar for one of our STRs, packed a duffel bag and enjoyed a mini vacation wherever we were open. 

There are several meet ups in Atlanta with in person events and online discussion groups if REIAs are not your cup of tea.

Your lenders will be interested in not getting left holding the bag if things go south. 

Im so confused what category to put things like all the decor we bough for the house, pillows, plates, kayaks, paintings, coffee and tea,furniture, sheets, mattress, couch, everything we bought and continue to buy to make the property a vacation rental....there is the "supplies" category but I also heard some things go into the the depreciation category like furniture.

The risk of being left holding the bag after a market crash is much larger, too.