Regarding your proximity to DA BEARS stadium, I would keep it as a airbnb and just check with your city ordinance to make sure they allow STR.

@Álvaro José Calheiros da CostaThat is great that you are being realistic with the amount of time you have to dedicate to investing, and considering the best investment options because of that. 

In quality too, Jay's da man.

One part is reasonable, another is D or D-. a block away you are in the legit hood where I wouldn't go from dusk to dawn.

The DA let it go.   

In the last year I've completed one fix and flip and brrrr(d) a student rental near the College of William and Mary. 

I hope to be in that court room to help the case to put this dirt bag behind bars.http://www.whec.com/news/repair-shop-scammed-rent-...I have contacted the news, as well as the local DA on this case, and I hope to join the prosectution as a witness.  

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Originally posted by @Holly Schuler:@Nathan G.

We just pocket the net and pays da bills.