Perhaps lower if it is a rental, as renters are not known for maintenance of capital items.

I am a lender and investor in North Jersey, more than happy to connect, rentals are tough in NJ that make sense but they are out there.

I am really interested in the potential that RE investment has to help provide an income for my family and help me slowly build a farming operation that is set up for long-term sustainability.I plan to use my RE license to raise capital and get access to potential rental properties.

I would like to sell a rental property and do a 1031 exchange to buy a property from my mother's estate (I am a beneficiary).

Have a lawyer send the cease and desist letter, with the threat that she will be responsible for your lost rental income if she continues to harass your guests and impact your bookings. 

I'll handle rehab cost, management and yearly expenses etc...and would like to build a nation wide company consisting of low income-luxury buy and holds, fix and flips, commercial, development and eventually branch out to vacation rentals as well.  

The property will be rented out a mix of short, mid & long term rentals. 

Really just depends on the area and rental comps

Since we don't have our primary yet, I feel like it doesn't make a ton of sense to get into buying rental properties and potentially hurting my own mortgage loan application.

Quote from @Tiffany Kho: Hi everyone,I manage 2 Airbnb's (one in Orlando and one in San Diego) but now I'm interested in buying a condo in Waikiki located in their resort zone which allows short-term rentals in Oahu.