Look at any graph youwant, but just realize what really matters is what your "ONE" property is worth.5yr term isn't bad, but you need to have a solid plan to get that paid back.brrr is a great strategy, however, its difficult to pull off 100%. 

A bank can't extort a tacked-on higher interest rate if a borrower won't agree to new terms...terms that would now require unnecessary documentation and hassle.Here's excerpts from their letter to commercial customers I got last week, on company letterhead.

Primary reason for wanting to do STR is because I'm interested in gaining hands-on experience with this strategy so I can apply it towards longer-term goals in more traditional vacation markets. 

@Jaquon MillerA strategic strategy is necessary when investing in real estate.

I'll let you know how much their CEO cares about customer service.  

I, as the customer, I did not meet the host and had minimal communication with them.

This strategy yields higher returns in all metrics than traditional rental spaces.

The first thing to ask is your exit strategy on the second property - are you simply buying a rental or doing value-add?

I have seen more people torch their retirement plan using this "strategy" than I care to think about.As @Chris Seveney notes, an IRA can be setup with a specialty self-directed custodian so the IRA can be invested in non-traditional assets like real estate. 

I’d think you need a lawyer for the real answer but I can give advice on how to prevent this in the future.Did you have a lawyer create a custom lease for you or did you find one online?