Roseville and Rocklin are great areas for long-term stability and growth, but the prices are quite high and the rents are LOW, and they're not friendly in terms of regulations for STR. 

The terms are not as attractive on a mixed use loan compared to a 1-4 unit residential loan.

I get where you're coming from with the concern about the new casino's impact on short-term rentals (STR).

Hi everyone,I’m reaching out to see if anyone has experience dealing with local regulations that seem to overstep property ownership rights. Lately, I’ve been encountering some challenges with municipalities imposing ...

Loophole is a term politicians gave for tax laws they do not like. 

Unfortunately this was held way too long due to a number of factors, including COVID, city planning and permit delays, delays in construction and materials, and additional delays by city.

I seek out tenants who will stay a long time, reducing vacancy, and turnover costs. 

Eventually, I’d like to get into long-term rentals (out of state) and short-term rentals (both in and out of state).Besides real estate, I’m really into outdoor activities like surfing, mountain biking, kitesurfing, snowboarding, skateboarding, and rock climbing.

I think this would be more of a long-term hold for cashflow purposes, however it seems minimal to start, and I feel there is likely little to no appreciation with this property. 

Seminole for Example has a lot of great traffic and tons of spots to eat, drink, socialize for adults and kids.I know Cape Coral is picking up in terms of STR's with the complettion of the 7 Mile Island and more construction lately.