We are an Air Force family leaving from Fort Meade, MD and do not know much about the area outside of the news and local articles.

According to Air DNA the area is rated an A- overall with an average 65% occupancy rate.

My goal was to turn my house into an Air BnB where I would have 2 places to rent and buy a condo to live in for a year and then rent that out and go from there  I've just recently rented a small space on my property for a tiny house and am receiving $300 positive cashflow from that transaction.

I still have 3 kids to send to college, but I also want to put a pla in place to be able to enjoy more life when they all get out in about 10 years.With COVID, I learned a lot of things about what j do value, and while I still have my kids, I do want to be able to spend the majority of my time with them.REI will for sure be part of of equation, but I do appreciate all the other perspectives.In the end, I do want to have 1 small STR in places I do enjoy being - Texas, Aruba, Malaga, naybe Buenos Aires, etc.

Purchase price: $45,000 Cash invested: $5,000 Great Northside 3 bedroom Ranch with gleaming hardwoods, updated plumbing, new hot water tank and forced air furnace.

Is there any issue with using something like the California AIR Lease Agreement to sign this lease with the operator of the ARF?

Each tiny home is 64-square-feet, with heating and air-conditioning, two beds, windows, a small desk, and a locking front door.

It is a 1949 home and so we are updating electrical, repairing siding, putting in a new forced air HVAC, new flooring, paint, etc.

I even offered to have them be away from the unit for an hour so that I can let the electrician in and they won't be exposed, however they're worried about droplets that may remain in the air. 

For us foced air duct work would not only be a very expensive solution but a logistical nightmare.Our NG heat runs about $2,000 a year & I just dropped in a new 30 gall HW tank (Yep the old 70gall burst @ 1am).