I had another tenant who was clean and nice and had a sweet little dog ...but it barked like crazy and drove the neighbor crazy downstairs.

Could be pretty sweet properties for your first buy.

With a traditional 401k yes you do pay taxes when you eventually take the money in retirement, BUT that is a SWEET DEAL!

They owners gave us owner financing on the deal which was really sweet!

Traditionally bad neighborhoods will likely be closer to the center of downtown...and things gradually improve as you move out to the suburbs...the sweet spot is finding something in between.

That is my sweet spot for pricing.So here is what I have as my settings:Last Minute Prices = 30% discount within 35 days (Gradual)Orphan Day Prices = Weekday: 35% Weekend: None Discount for gaps between 1 and 5 nights applied within 0 and 8 nightsMin Stay Update Default :Fixed Weekday: 2 nights Weekend: 2 nightsLast Minute :Weekday: 1 night Weekend: 2 nights within 17 nightsFar Out :Weekday: 2 nights Weekend: 3 nights beyond 90 nightsWeekday: 3 nights Weekend: 4 nights beyond 180 nightsMin Far Out Price 40% premium of base price on weekdays and 55% premium of base price on weekends outside of 120 daysOccupancy Profile = DefaultRounding Last digit by 4 or 9If I could get the pricing to actually go up to my full base price within 3 days, that would be ideal...  

Drew NA  Getting married on Shasta would be sweet, great idea!

You could move to a small coastal fishing village where you would sleep late, fish a little, play with your kids, take siesta with your wife, stroll to the village in the evenings where you could sip wine and play your guitar with your amigos.”

I will make this short and sweet - I'm a new investor out of New York looking to BRRRR in the Magic City, Birmingham, Alabama.

I feel like this is a very sweet deal.I have read horror stories on the forums of conversions costing anywhere from 30-150K.