I feel like I have WAY too much equity sitting and doing nothing for me across my 5 LTR properties:* Rental A: 235k (Market: 440k)* Rental B: 140k (Market: 210k)* Rental C: 130k (Market: 200k)* Rental D: 75k (Market: 150k)* Rental E: 100k (Market: 200k)But with the current HELOC/Refinance rates - it just doesn't seem to make sense?

I’m currently observing an interesting trend in the Central Florida market where a noticeable number of short-term rentals are being converted into long-term rentals.

Let's say you want to stay conservative and only take 50% LTV, or $500,000.00, so that you don't have to sell anything in case of a market correction and there's a margin call.Step 2:  Purchase a rental property, all-cash, with that $500,000. 

Make sure that's allowable with the governing agencies/laws. 3.

It's more of a luxury property but supposedly they can perform really well as full time rentals.

What tools did you use to decide if this home would make a great mid term rental?

(i.e. have RE prices increased in the area, is there room for additional appreciation, how is the STR and LT rental market, any new housing or commercial developments?

(For SF rentals, the odds are surprisingly low if you are managing your business properly.)

Is it a good market for long term rentals?

But this is starting to change as I'm currently pricing DSCR rental loans at or below 7%.