Every month the local ABC television affiliate highlights evictions on a large scoreboard, showcasing which buildings and parts of town see the most of them.

I don't see the point of all these investors doing STRs for the tax savings, for higher cash flow OOS, it does make sense.

I could see the lights/hear the music, did not dare go down.  

They see the lower rent and don't factor in the extra expense. 

Maybe commit the refinance funds to buying another property at a much rate of return than the loan and your partner will see the benefit in refinancing? 

Personally, I'm pretty decent at property management and I have to call BS on every such story I see.  The

It has worked for a long time, but there's nothing sexy about it and you have to wait until you're over the age of 64 (maybe I'm wrong here) to see the benefit of compounded interest investing. 

It follows the floor and if the house is old and not level, you will see the high and low points on the floor. 

A zoning board meeting and vote is required for a variance approval and is usually rejected due to local political opposition.Also, there might be problems with files from 1915 and it took me 3 visits before they were able to locate the files and see the original plans.

Then I get the prospective clients making 6 figures on their regular job but they're still swapping out doors on kitchen cabinets or fixing toilet guts in the evenings and can't see the forest through the trees yet.