Know where you'll get the money if an emergency happens, whether that's an emergency fund, a third-party, private loan or credit cards.Oh, and by the way.

Hi Ryan,Wow parking for 30 dancing Zumba goers must make the street a true zoo(omba).30 friends getting together for dancing for fitness private party at someones house every Sunday after church, is different than using the property as a fitness destination business.It would be smart to ascertain which you have here.Simply telling her, your Sister wants to lose few pounds Zuba-ing--how much does it cost and can you have the join-up paper work for her might tell you what you need to know.

There is also a principal that certain situations, like a commercial lease, both parties are sophisticated enough to waive their rights.

California is the epicenter for homelessness in the country there has been a one new party rule they have the resources and still can’t fix the problem.

We use hostaway, which gives us a 3rd party website. 

:) The difficult part is discerning where in the phase or business building cycle a Realtor is when you meet them... and why you (that posted the initial question): have to learn everything there is to know about your investment if you want to know that the person you are working with is telling you the truth or not.

My desire was to refinance out of the FHA loan into a conventional primary loan and then move on to the next property using the FHA loan again but was advised by a 3rd party that it might be hard to get another property if I list my current one as my primary residence.

They steal stupid stuff like people's flip flops. they party late into the night on weekdays. they behave as if residents are there solely to facilitate their good time and buttonhole them for information and directions when they're out walking their pets. they tailgate at the beach access because the hosts are too cheap to pay the association dues. they trespass on resident's property to fish and sightsee then become belligerent when asked to leave. etc etc etc.It really does degrade the character of the neighborhood and the experience of living here during the high season.  

The above is correct - for the MOST PART (ie income guidelines aside), a duplex requires 15% down (regardless of owner occupancy)After calling many many banks (15+), I was able to connect with a lender who would be willing to "hold the note" and therefore is NOT restricted by the Fannie/Freddie guidelines. 

I have done research on the smart tools that would be useful to manage a property, and I'm thinking about Smartbnb, August locks, Pricelabs, Hostfully, Party Squasher, Noise aware, etc.