At this point we don't know what to do because maybe we are afraid of loosing what we have built so far in savings and equity, but also because we have a new member of the family that we want to make sure he has a good future.

Many cities/towns are cracking down on Airbnb rentals in non-primary residences as it depletes the housing market, driving up rents.

Did you get a CO from the town that notes a bedroom count?

I am about to pull the trigger on an expensive list from ListSource.com, but wanted to get 2nd opinions firstHere is the criteria:- Geography - Central Phoenix (drawn polygon over map, north of McDowell)- Built 1925-1990- $30k+ equity- Lot Size 4k+ Sq.

I know the other players in town are looking at the property.

A tenant of mine has an out-of-town “friend” that regularly visits him.

A tenant of mine has an out-of-town “friend” that regularly visits him.

I like to hold 1960-1980 built CBS. simply because they are gonna yield so much more return than those newer properties. you like the stable and I like as higher return as possible in short amount of time. 

Lucas Looking forward to coming to the next meetup in Columbia in September...hopefully I won't be out of town. :-)

All that aside Home Depot sells 10 year built in lithium powered smoke detectors for 24$ where the battery is not removable and put it up as high as possible screw it directly into the wall instead of a spin off plate so it can’t be easily taken down