@Ryan O'Connor as a matter of fact I believe @Andreis Bergeron is doing exactly that.

Maybe review the investment choices in your 401k plan as carefully as you would stock purchases from your non-retirement $$.

@Ryan McNamaraMartha’s Vineyard has a very high entry point and a 8-10 week rental season.

@Sher J.We're moderately debt-averse, which we know is controversial but it's also a personal choice.

At that price point, closing costs are roughly 20% of the purchase price, which makes the choice of financing or buying cash an easy one.The good news is, my monthly revenue will go up almost $200, but my COC % drops to 17%... still not bad.I closed on the property last week and I'm already looking for the next investment!

You have several choices: pay to have someone haul it and compost; build a wire cage about 4' tall to place grass clippings and dry not colored newsprint to allow to compost; ignore and see if you get fined...

-Ryan, RWHousingLLC

My rentals are in Delaware County so they ended up being the best choice for me. 

Value is ~775k.Used a great/expensive builder and hired a designer to make all of the choices on finishes.

Ryan does it come with a documents package?