There is a property for sale down the street from my primary home.  

I expect blood in the streets in the not-too-distant future with short-term rentals.

We've got tons of legitimate providers here on BiggerPockets operating in all of the popular turnkey markets. 

We are now street Hong this out trying to get a lower rate.

On Tuesday, the Wall Street Journal published an article stating that the stock price world's largest self-storage company has actually risen during this crazy market selloff.

This option seems to be more popular with my lender/RE agent as it seems they favor this over the FHA.(5% down, 4.125% 5 ARM, no PMI, $22k funds to close, $2260/mo payments)3: Conventional(15% down, 3.7% 30 yr fixed, PMI $30/mo, $56k funds to close, $2050/mo payments)To me, the FHA option looks the most appealing because it requires so much less down, but I'm not sure if I'm missing something.

I asked this question last week. you have a great tenant.. they suffer income lapse.. you work with them and let them pay what they missed over time.. or do you take the It ain my problem I am no charity stance that is so popular with landlords on BP  :) or at least it was last week when it was easy to say that.being here in Vegas this is a reality..

Absentee Owners have been popular for a long time, and are apparently still somewhat effective (people are still mailing to them) but they are getting multiple offers to buy their home.

There’s a better compromise here that does not assume all evictions are a matter of wealthy landlords kicking poor tenants to the street.

Wall street is wealth transfer from the masses to pros.