The longest vacancy we've had was 2 months, due to our old property manager charging us for turnover, but when we came to check why it hadn't rented, there were cupboards full of food, bedroom door missing, no carpet cleaning, etc.

I signed up to work Uber Eats and deliver food.

Food for thought Anthony, so far in 2022 there have been 5,113 sfh's sold in Tampa.

Even investors with a diversified portfolio are looking for more ways to create an inflation hedge.You're feeling this same decline in purchasing power at home as you pay more daily at the pump, face rising energy costs for the summer, and see the cost of food and clothing shoot upward for your entire family.You want to make sure your family is well-provided for even in challenging times.One of the best ways to hedge against inflation is real estate investing in "sticky assets."

Many areas have rent, fuel, utilities, and food costs that are up a lot more than 8% CPI.  18% of US adults in the September UBS survey said they lived rent free with other people during the last six months, up from 11% at the same time one year ago.

@Dusty Laurin As long as you do not run your AirBNB as a hotel, which means that you provide services like daily cleanings and food service (like a Bed & Breakfast), then your AirBNB is treated as a rental property just like a long-term rental.As @Michael Plaks mentioned, there are quite a few good real estate accountants on this forum. 

I’m open to an in-person discussion wether it be over food / drink or even over a zoom call.

I'm doing Avery's STR Bootcamp right now...I guess the final exam will be building a homemade hot tub!

My stores in Vermont do well near other locally owned businesses, in particular restaurants that focus on local foods and hip coffee shops, though once we are in a place for 6 months our customers tend to seek us out.

It's a calworks program similar to food stamps, but can be used as actual money/cash