And the commercial real estate market is unlikely to tank because there's so much capital on the sidelines that investors are getting desperate to deploy.This all means that owners won't lose their properties en masse like in 2008; instead, those unable to hold onto their properties will sell.

Secondary rooms will be 9x9 while the master is 15x10 main room with an en-suite, a 5x5 walk in and something we added due to covid times a second walk in that is 5x7 and could function as an office nook for those that work from home.There is no other good place for an office in the home plans.This design gives the home a great (comparatively) Master.Alternativly, we could drop this idea for the second walk in/office nook but then be able to increase the junior bedrooms to 10x9 a small increase to the footprint of those rooms.The livingroom/kitchen/dining areas is 10x29 feet.

But those travelers won’t return en masse until job growth resumes, business and consumer confidence perks up, and infection rates are on a sustained decline.

I've been living in Ireland for almost 5 years and I have been doing some abroad investing in Poland (where I am from) and I'm planning on expanding more into investments in Ireland.Btw, since you are planning to rent for Airbnb, you should learn about the Irish Airbnb regulations:https://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/housing/owning_a_home/home_owners/renting_your_property_for_shortterm_lets.htmlYou need to register it with the government and get a permission to do it in the Rent Pressure Zones.

Here are the details  https://news.ontario.ca/en/rel...Frustrated?

Here you can see the Permit area, as well as find the link to see license requirements (as well as the license status of contractors you speak with). http://www.cityofchicago.org/city/en/depts/bldgs.html

I'm talking about 800-1000 sq ft homes that would essentially require a 400-500 sq ft master + en suite addition to turn them into 3/2 1200+ sq ft homes.

It's actually 3.5% +$0.15/transaction if the tenant isn't standing in front of you swiping the card.https://squareup.com/help/en-us/article/5068-fees-and-pricing-plansI was just looking at that today.You should also look in to this article about convenience fees, charging more for paying with a credit card, etc.

It's a good deal for that tenant.We've eliminated laundry rooms in most of our smaller (<=6) buildings in favour of en-suite laundry and this is one of the reasons.When our places start having this type of problem: laundry room not being kept clean; garbage not being put in the bin; etc.

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