I am currently operating my mid-term rental in Hollywood, FL.

However, this recommendation could change based on specific interest rates, your personal financial situation, and long-term goals.

Long term?

In real estate (and life), the "under promise and over deliver" principle is crucial for building trust and fostering long-term relationships.

You wouldn't buy a long term rental with 20% down in NYC or San Francisco and expect it to cash flow.

I'm organizing four events across the US for local short-term rental hosts to come together to have a beer and chat about challenges they've faced and things they've learned over the year and swap a few stories.

I am on the same boat and looking for a LTR (long term rental) in Hagerstown with steady cash flow.

I guess it’s a non factor. 65%-70% really doesn’t matter as long as the $800k cash out happens with a new $1.1M loan.

The drive down from the norther parts of Lake Lure, for example, is a long, slow, twisty pain in the neck.

Long story short: conventus has turned over servicing to shellpoint.