We primarily do short-term, but also do mid-term and long-term!

Yes, you can give notice any day of the month and end on any day of the month, as long as you provide the appropriate amount of notice.

I currently have a long term rental in the Cincinnati area.

I think as long as rates are lower for loans I could continue doing this.

Looking at a strategy to Brrrr or light rehab to rent out to long term tenants.

The advantage is after 10 years you can sell it without paying any capital gains tax, as long as the IRS doesn't know about it.

What looks good on Zillow does not always look good in real life or just from a weekend trip.I avoided diving into why I have chosen Atlanta and GA to invest in - figured the post would become too long.

Thank you It does not matter where you start as long as you develop your Core 4.

So as a conservative investor, I generally only invest in deals that are long-term (seven years plus).

I have a limited view to the 3-4 markets in which I invest, but I don't see any long term rentals in desirable locations that cash flow year 1.