Same with major repairs on a rental.

Just set your tenants on 6 month leases and update the rents twice a year if it worries you that much.But if there are more restrictions, like a city-wide proposal that only allows you to increase the rents 3% per year, be on the watch for a MAJOR retaliation from landlords city wide.Here’s the thing about business-minded people… you can’t tax them.

The Raiders haven’t even arrived yet, the Knights were that close to a Stanley Cup and you know they’re gonna bring in a Major League team!

While it's not lucrative and only 1-2 spots are booked for the majority of the year, that's been without any real emphasis on doing this as a business.

The problem you will have is that many will only offer products in their region so out of state can be a problem. 

It was in a nice safe neighborhood, great school district for my kids, and close to major roads.

Let's say most of the loan product you run into will be around 15-20 year notes, has some kind of balloon, and has an adjustable rate.

It just seems that finding the actual homeowners is more difficult as a majority of the properties for sale are listed under a realtor on behalf of the owner.

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In this area the ROI isn't always great for major improvements on rentals unless they are truly needed.Good luck and feel free to reach out with any questions.