For us it made the most sense since we can bounce back and forth for the next 20 plus years.

The list goes on.So, the question is bounced back to you.

Hi Christian,I'm just trying to get started in Columbus, Ohio too.Best of luck and let me know if you ever want to join resources or just need someone to bounce ideas off.I'm hoping to close on a property by the end of January.

I believe that we will bounce along the bottom until there is a real retail market.

I met a good 20 people who were in the area (+-2 hours from my town) who all are interested in the idea, and some of them bought some RD packages, some didn't, and they all seemed interested when I explained that I want to put together a club in our area for us like-minded folks to get together, bounce ideas, and share resources.

You're now about to bounce over to Fannie.

My own houses have bounced up and down constantly.

bounced around this one.. biggest take away FIRST property HOUSE HACK 

Also aluminum is harder to work which means higher labor cost & if you ding or dent it my accident it doesn't bounce back in to shape like vinyl. 

Some things to be aware of:General Excise Tax (GET)Transient accommodation Tax (TAT)Nonconforming Use CertificatesThe management fee will vary depending on the type and location of the property.I can discuss further if you'd like and bounce some ideas/options around.