I know that this would technically not be in accordance with the city of Grand Rapids Airbnb restrictions.

My project is in 92113 and I was going to provide an overview of the grand vision for the project.Send me a message with your email if you like the idea and would like an invitation? 

I bought a duplex FHA three years ago and have about 60k equity built into it (bought in Grand Rapids MI at a great time).

If they are legally her children/grand children, they would be acceptable, but likely not otherwise.

Occasionally, I will miss a small damage item like $20 worth, but in the grand scheme the advantages of this system fair outweighs anything small I might miss. 

You can get a stick shift hatchback for a few grand (think cost of replacing an automatic transmission) and have a 30+ mpg car that can haul stuff from Lowe's to your rental on your way home from your day job.

A balanced market is typically around 6 months of inventory, so a lower number represents a seller's market with limited inventory🚗 Las Vegas Grand Prix Travel Tips: Reid International airport has introduced the "4-3-2-1 Plan" for F1 weekend travelers.

you must be a pilot if your pre flighting your deals  :)Oregon with all its plus's and minus does have a nice thing called a pre app conference.it usually cost a grand or so to arrange one.. but they will have most of the departments you need to deal with there and ideas are brought up.. and you get a pretty good idea what your up against in those.. but time is the issue I have a little 3 lot one in Portland and we are almost at 18 months getting it approved... no zone change etc.. city of Portland is really tough .. other jurisictions in the area not so much..

It will increase cash flow, reduce leverage, and the only downside is that the total asset value would be 50% lower, so I would get appreciation only on $150,000 and not on $300,000, but overall in the grand scheme of things I think it makes more sense, rather than scraping $100 a month but feel like you're fully optimized and every penny allocated according to the spreadsheet.I also realize everyone's risk tolerance and situation is different, if I have to sum it up this situation to me feels like a no brainer because numbers wise (trust me I ran the numbers) - cash flow would remain the same (assuming I went on with cashing out and buying more) but with lower debt so more room for error, and where I am "missing out" is debt paydown which again, with these rates is really insignificant, and appreciation on a higher total amount of assets, which I'm happy to give up on for the time being and swap it for greater peace of mind.What are your thoughts?

A family friends grand parents house.