Hello all, I was fortunate enough to acquire 2 luxury investment properties in Seattle several years ago. 

Brown was terminated upon her initiation of the smear campaign and lodging her accusations that the system and its participants are a "scam".

@Jennifer Darby - I've found that the best carpet for a rental is luxury vinyl plank flooring

Best and most creative - A fishing lodge in Ontario purchased my share in 1992 for one barely running 1977 Jeep Wrangler, Two 1984 Fleer NFL Rookie card sets, and $2,000. 

I'm also wondering if a makeshift kitchen with only a sink/fridge count as "cooking facilities" since there is no stove/range.Answers are in the ordinance text (I provided a link in my prior post) ORDINANCE NO. 2019 – 945 TC 416TC-1-19AN ORDINANCE TO ESTABLISH REGULATIONS CONCERNING HOMESTAYS—A TYPE OF OVERNIGHT LODGING—AND TO ALLOW HOMESTAYS IN CERTAIN ZONING DISTRICTS THAT PERMIT RESIDENTIAL USES....f.

A 3br/3ba luxury apartment near a major university.Rent was $2950/mo and it made me $1600/profit per month.With two units and within 2 years, I was making $4k/mo in profit from 2 airbnb’s I didn’t own and I only started with $10k.I replicated this process until I brought on a business partner and hired a full time operations manager and we scaled to a 17 property portfolio between rental arbitrage units, management deals and properties we bought.I did this strategy in my early 30’s and I’m 33 yrs old now.

@Gina C.I'm not necessarily looking for cheap at all.The apartments are mid range "luxury apartments" so they need to be modern, cool or desirable.The high end marble isn't cost effective and that is why I was considering butcher blocks because tenets have expressed interest in them but they are also really inexpensive.So many great people on the forum have suggested that they are a nightmare to maintain and they get water damaged around sinks so I am probably going to stay away from them.Just looking for a durable material that will last a long time and doesn't break the bank too much.Leaning toward prefab granite at this point.

With the popularity of furnished stays that offer some degree of luxury and experience and our ultra mobile work force searching for longer stay options, I personally think the demand for midterm rentals will just continue to grow.

I've gone to Playa many times, and each time I go, there are more and more options of places to stay, from budget to luxury, privately owned to mega resort.

there are new luxury apartments currently being built there:http://www.harefieldplace.com/I'm thinking of moving here myself as i'm trying to move to London in the Summer.