If they cash flow, keep them.STR in destination locations, high growth areas, with a cool (not too large property) close to the action (walking distance if possible) where you yourself enjoy visiting / vacationing.

Hey all, I'll be in the Fort Walton Beach / Destin area the first week of April if there are any meetups or networking opportunities?

#1 vacation destination and 5 minutes from Disney.

Hey everyone, I've got an up-down duplex (both units are 2-bedrooms) that is doing well enough as a long term rental in a town that is a vacation destination for people in the Twin Cities.

Currently have one duplex, and in the middle of one brrrr, have a HELOC but planning to use that to self fund more brrrr’s and have cash but looking to put that into a STR in a vacation destination to offset some of my W2 next year.Haven’t seen much discussion about low/no money down loans, so thinking they aren’t a thing, but there are at least a handful of properties that i know of right now that even with 100% funding would cash flow a couple hundred per unit after all reserves. 

If there are no sales are they a destination type tenant where customers have to go to buy something for a service and cannot do it online?

Not great margins, but you will get some appreciation in that area too...Flips are tough to find, especially if you are only cruising the MLS.

If you are thinking you might like to spend some of the profits each time on say, a cruise, then those suggestions of utilising self-managed Retirement Funds might not be permissible?

Hello everyone here is the problem:I was on cruise control getting sfrs and rehabbing and leasing up till I hit the skids with the "more then 4 mortgaged" homes and they will no longer allow me to cash out on what I own at LTV.

It's tough to compare to our rental place in Maui since it's a big vacation destination all year there where as here in the mountains, it looks like it can be thin in the non-ski months.