I took a look at the Miami STR zoning map from the Airbnb website and saw that the property that I'm about to purchase is in a zone that as "Short Term Rentals Allowed in accordance with all applicable State, County, and Local regulations." 

My condo association is small and we do allow short term rentals so that is not an issue. 

Has anyone used awning.com to estimate income on short term rentals to analyze a deal? 

I lost a loved one last year and it was a wake up call - life is too short to not have ANY work/life balance.

Doing a refi is an option but HELOC is more attractive. 

But it does happen. the major risk is to the person you bought the home from. its their credit at risk.and of course if you put any down payment that would be at risk as well if things got bad.when you go into these deals you need to know if the bank does call the note that you can refinance and pay it all off or you have the cash to retire the loan.. anything short of that and your at risk .

This creates organic growth that maintains the integrity and quality of the network.Parallel to this, strategic marketing and outreach efforts are underway to attract investors who are actively looking for a better networking solution.

Most times, it's the community that attracts a certain type of clientele (not the other way around). 

Hey guysI bought my first property in the area, made it a Short term rental and so far everything is good - the property is cash flowing and booked - thank God.I'd like to repeat the process and purchase another one.

I had a pretty in-depth project involving SROs in Brooklyn a short while ago.