That's because in New Orleans near the French Quarter you make 80% of your money on the weekends and when the weekends rent, depending on the season, if you're left with a Monday/Tues/Wed in between they're unlikely to rent, even if you drop the prices significantly, which I do.

However, in buildings that are already over that cap, the additional units can remain in operation.No short-term rentals will be allowed in most of the French Quarter or in the Garden District.Platforms such as Airbnb and HomeAway will be required to remove illegal listings.Short-term rentals that violate the rules, including regulations about disturbing neighbors, can have their licenses revoked.An 8.45 percent tax and a $1 per-night fee are already assessed on short-term rentals.

My wife speaks French but otherwise would need to be an English-speaking conference.

Sub2 stuck out but they might get spooked since they are traditional, private people - “don’t tread on me” navy veteran.My husband, being a veteran, thinks sub2 is wrong approach and would prefer using financing.

I have a sfh that has a French drain in the front of the house.

I'm by no means an expert, but I took action, which is what got me here and will continue to drive my portfolio forward.I hope this encourages someone to get started on their journey.TomTom,Pardon my french, as I'm still learning the language- but that's completely badass!

Im looking to make my first purchase in Washington DC and I would like to invest in the Navy Yards area as I can see it being the go to spot in the next 10 years.

Currently I work as a industrial painter while my wife is going through the process of joining the Navy here in southern Illinois I have about 60k I've saved I'm 24 and have been looking into getting started in real estate investing.

My husband is from France with only a French passport.

I’ve recently retired from the Navy and used my VA loan a few times.