Hi all, I'm buying a new construction via a 1031 exchange as a long term investment property. 

If the goal is to hold and have positive cash flow, I would focus my effort on shortening the loan term and paying it down aggressively instead of refinancing.

Short term its leveling off and going to fall a little bit, but longer term its still going to increase.

Start by reminding everyone of the terms of the lease specifically parking and guests. 

Does anyone know of short term rental rules/regulations in Birmingham, Montgomery, Millbrook?

Meaning it may not be a traveling, nurse, but definitely a shorter term lease.

Figuring out who my target group was helped me get the right investors and form long-term partnerships.

The next step would be to begin talking with lenders near you and see what kind of lending terms and rates you are able to qualify for.

I do not see a benefit in this case of calling someone sensitive or someone a bully.  

If you buy aggressively every year, you can refinance several deals in 5-7 years and buy the same property and afford it with the cashflow from those rentals all while you have equity gains and appreciation with tax benefits and cashflow.