In most jurisdictions rentals of 30days or more aren’t regulated the way rentals of less than 30 days are.  

They say cash is king but does that hold out in a high inflation environment that is forcing a strong seller's market into a sharp 180 degree turn into a buyer's market?

In this investing environment we needed to 3x our marketing budget and get creative to source off market deals.

Might not be a bad thing to sit tight on deal 2 in this environment.

Columbus is pretty lax on regulations for STRs. 

Also, make sure you know the regulations. 

EVs are decades away from being practical, they need to figure out how to 1)  not rape the environment both during the building and recycling stages, 2) get the costs down and 3) provide a serious power supply for them that does not rely on fossil fuels.

Hi all,just purchased a MFH unit in Joliet IL and have few bad apples that i need to manage effectively and efficiently. one is tenant, grandfathered in for 20+ yrs. believes he owns the property - almost has occupied the entire basement beyond his basement unit ( I fear my insurance may not pass my claim in future as he has created a hazardous environment). of course, pays under market rent and when i showed up with new lease terms/ agreement (i did intend to continue leveraging him in the same fashion as the previous landlord and kept the rent on the lower side of the market )  but still not a great fan. basically long story short, i need to get him out. 

In Portland, Oregon, where Chroma Property Management operates, that's an area of regulation, so it's worth looking into requirements in your market.

Most of our properties are mid term rentals due to local regulations.