- Will this strategy impact my long home buying abilities 2-3 years from now when I am looking for my long term residence, and if so how? 

For example, if you’re a first-time buyer wanting to see 3 different cities, low down payment Ioan, no real idea of what you’re looking for, and need to lose 3+ offers before you’ll listen to my professional opinion on offer price & terms, you’re going to be paying me a lot more than an informed cash buyer looking in a specific neighborhood that listens to my advice so we quickly win the bidding wars we still have with lack of inventory in desirable neighborhoods.

Appreciation and Growth: Sacramento has seen around an estimated 256% growth in terms of median household value, with large developments planned and in progress in suburbs such as Roseville, Elk Grove, and Folsom.My team and I at Hardin Realty & Property Management specialize in helping investors in the greater Sacramento area.

We have had 2 long term rentals. 1 when we were in our early 20’s and got hurt a little during the 2008 down turn and sold it.

Either offering a unit or two as short-term rentals available with a space of horses to stay as well; a horse motel is the idea. 

@Ryan Osborne - Thanks for the information on where I should be falling in terms of good numbers.

This will be at a higher rate than if you had long term tenants.

So....... with my previous CPA (who has since unexpectedly retired) we did a cost segregation study on an asset that was placed into service in 2021 which broke down the bonus depreciable items into 3 buckets, a 15 year bucket, a 7 year bucket, a 5 year bucket and the rest would be on a 39 year straight line depreciation schedule as it is a short term rental.

But I'll stay in my box.Notes: * - My investing: generational (long-term 20+yr) rental holds, "starter home", 1978+, SI (Stability Index) > 90, CI (Confidence Index) > 90

I am a rookie investor looking to invest in SFH to hold as rentals long term.