I understand that some might take a strong stance, but I personally don't.

But I do respect people's sentiment, even though I do not think people took the time to understand CA.I still buy in CA.

In Atlanta, for example, it's unlikely that most condos are netting more as an STR than they would have as an LTR.The first thing to understand is what type of travelers are you expecting to receive.

You should have this lined up and understand the options before you commit yourself to anything Especially if you are using hard money or any other then your own cash.

I'll definitely call Airbnb, so I understand the settings better. 

They were understanding and only made minimal attempts to try and persuade me to stay.If you've been considering making this transition but thought it would be difficult, hopefully, this will be useful in your decision-making process.

This guy seems like an AI bot and not a real person Very odd post - seems like he's "asking for a friend" so weird 

I don’t understand why an owner would consider seller financing.

I remember those 35 acre ranchettes was very popular in the day.. not sure why 35 acres and not 40s  as you could break down a section  ( 640 acres) in even numbers 320 s  160s  80 s 40s 20s etc. 35 always struck me as odd and you would see them advertised in hunting and fishing mags..

The mortgage rules say (as I understand) that in order for a home to qualify as a second home, the owner needs to occupy it for more than 14 days.