The returns are not as high as I get in the United States compared to the lease options that I do with single-family homes, but the enjoyment that I get from visiting these properties and hosting investor retreats out there is so much greater than any regular investments that I have in the states.Let me know if you have any questions about the things that I’ve mentioned.

Can you keep it rented on a regular basis? 

Hey BP Community - My employer does not match 401k contributions so I'm considering abandoning the contributions altogether and instead investing in something like the SPY ETF on a regular basis. 

Then I could start purchasing regular investment properties.Option B: Find an investment property first (higher interest rate) that pencils out while continuing to live in my condo, and then find another primary I could “trade-up” for with my condo, where I could eventually use it as LTROption C: Just focus on finding investment deals that pencil out at a higher interest rate with existing cash, and when I eventually move out of state, sell Condo.

When they miss the first payment take your regular action steps.

We have a great group that regularly attends CTREIA, or other biggerpockets meetups from @Brandon Rush, @Stephanie Cabral, @Devin Peterson, @Ryan Luby.  

It's only 4 months old, but I am finding that it has to be regularly drained and refilled due to how the guest use it or abuse it.

Having a hard time deciding between a regular cleaning service and a full service mold remediation company.

You should have been planning from the start to pay the HELOCs out of your regular income sources not the rentals.

I see we're wearing our busy-body bossy pants today.