I watch Matt Risinger for the over-the-top stuff mostly, but this is actually practical for anyone, with lots of helpful comment tips!

Might be the idea but in practice in high priced markets does not solve the affordability issue which for instance in PDX caused the state and city to enact rent control over the entire state and a further enhanced version in the city of Roses. 

I'm looking to crowd source some best practices from the BP nation.

Either a duplex or big house with rooms I could rent out would work so I've been doing some practice deals analysis on those.

What's up guys Tashaun here again with a question,So my realtor let me know about a commercial property (Duplex) that she has coming on the market pretty soon, the current owner uses the bottom floor for his law practice, and the upstairs unit is not being used but has been left alone for regular live in use.

IF there is demand for STRs, the market will adjust to make sure the right number of laborers can live there.I mean, I agree in principal and nothing irks me more than not being able to do something I want to do on my own land, but I'm wondering how exactly the two of you would see this playing out in practice. 

I'm in the process of relocating to Austin, TX from Miami, FL.

He does cover all the traditional education sections one would expect, but it was the practical suggestions throughout the book that resonated most with me.

Knowing how to run those numbers is important, just practice as much as you can.

My company that is relocating me is giving me 7% of the estimate value ~30k after taxes for moving cost.