I am based out of NYC, but am currently active in the WNC market and I travel down quite frequently so would be interested in attending in-person events as well.

I put 20% down/ 30 year fixed.

The rest were absolute garbage and if you have basic knowledge on the concept you will be wasting money you could put toward a down payment.

But the second there are issues, it's damn near impossible to get information/assistance from them.Funny, I have 1 in 38127 and thought I head heard that was the worst area...almost like the problem isn't the zip code!

(It's broken down by market type -- resort/mountain, resort/beach, rural, etc.)Here's how much more RevPAR homes with a certain amenity get for the mountain-destination category.

IMO you're heading in the right direction.

20% down/ 30 year fixed.

It wasn't a good enough deal for us to take down so we listed it for her and found her a buyer willing to assume the loan which allowed her to get way more for the property than if it was being sold in as-is condition.

Hello all, I had repairs done in tenant's unit and they had a meltdown over damaged property.

It can be a great option to subsidize your housing costs, gain appreciation, and benefit from someone else helping to pay down your loan.