I understand they gotta make money but if you're cash flowing $350 a month...

My understanding is most HOAs don't allow STRs which is why a lot of people have shifted to MTRs.

Understanding the different policies and your risk exposure is properly the most important thing to understand.Understand your deductibles and what is covered with your specific policy (i.e, is sewer back up included, flooding)You can always get an umbrella policy if you want some additional insurance.

There is slightly less risk if these MIL and additions have been done decades ago, versus last year, but still worth checking with the building department and zoning to understand what their enforcement is.

Hi all,I've purchased properties subject to, and I understand how it works.I am currently looking at a deal where the sales price is $290K and there is an existing loan for $150K.

I have received a lot of value here on BP and I love digital marketing and I just made that thing happen with my bro-in-law.I can understand the skepticism though, the digital world is a pitch fest.

I understand there are pros and cons to all shapes and sizes of brokers, but I think I have concluded that I would like to go with a small brokerage in the Worcester area.

I would def get a mentor or talk to a realtor to understand what I am saying.. hate for you to lose money you put into the home..

I understand that you want to look for a place with year round tourism, growing tourism stats, favorable STR regulations, etc.

Just make sure you understand the area and whats going on there.