@Michael Elefante once you figure out what will be an appropriate number of guests you will also have the issue of educating guests and cleaning staff.

Interesting to see show the banks will view the gap 🤔 "Where there's a will, there's a way" is a very appropriate cliché for REI.

What you can do is:Make sure the comparable sales are the most current and appropriate. 

This is a state program funded by appropriations authorized by the General Assembly.  

Some leases have clauses stipulating what renewal rates would be (e.g. current rent + escalations, pre-set amount, or even "Market Rent") Something to keep in mind, I find NNN leases more appropriate for these scenarios because you don't have the risk of forecasting costs down the road (e.g.

., Business Auto, and other coverage that may be appropriate to the job. 

I'll make a different post in the appropriate channel, but my unit is a 3br 2ba loft in a unique building in the downtown area.

@Stuart Grazier I agree with you on the value of these markets that have a high potential for future growth SO LONG AS they perform appropriately now OR they are constrained to not more than 10% of one's total financial approach, or whatever percentage that person has set aside for speculations.That aside, who has that crystal ball Stuart asked about?

The most appropriate place we saw was the airbnb we were staying in so we asked if they were interested in selling this 2-year old home, and they were, as they are no longer living in USA. 

If you need the income then you want to be designated as a real estate professional and set up your corporate structure appropriately so that you can maximize deductions and minimize taxes.