They attract so many visitors from out of the area that of course will need a place to stay.

By incorporating elements such as artwork, plants, dried flowers, and candles, you can make the property feel warm and welcoming, encouraging visitors to envision themselves living there and making it their own.

For any given investment criteria there are likely only a handful of suitable candidates spread across a considerable geographic territory. 

The single review that they reference is from a year ago, from a guest who commented that our place was 'super cute, but not suitable for children'.

The regulations aren't overly burdensome and KC get nearly 25 million visitors a year, all needing somewhere to stay. 

If you plan to use the property as your primary residence, a VA loan may be a suitable choice.   

Wash dishes, wipe counters, and put away personal belongings.Respect Quiet Hours:Establish quiet hours during which noise should be minimized, especially if roommates have different schedules.Guest Policy:Set clear guidelines for having guests over, including limits on the number of visitors and advance notice for overnight guests.Shared Expenses:Agree on how to split shared expenses such as utilities, cleaning supplies, and common area maintenance.Chores Rotation:Create a rotating chore schedule to evenly distribute responsibilities like cleaning, taking out the trash, and maintaining shared spaces.Respect Personal Space:Honor each other's privacy by respecting closed doors and personal boundaries.

One guy I know had tenants who needed to move (I forget the reason), but they asked if he had any other properties that were more suitable for them.

I don't want to refi out of the VA loan on my current house because I have a 2.875% loan and would presumably have to start paying PMI then also.Any feedback about the VA loan issues or my strategy in general would be greatly appreciated- I've been educating myself for a while now, but am also a total newbie in actually taking any (real estate) investing actions.Thanks,AugustOh, in case it helps to know, I'm located in the Midwest, so I could easily find a suitable 3 bedroom in a suitable area for under $250K and it probably would not cashflow at purchase in a B- or nicer area (maybe roughly break even), but shouldn't require much of a special deal to be able to within a few years.

This was not suitable for a webinar as it was 12 hours long and there was considerable role playing involved.