I have had a successful AirBnB gig until SF outlawed it to just only 90 days for the entire home so good to know that Atlanta has some niche on it.  

Owning/managing an STR is not as simple or straightforward as standard rentals and to successfully run them you need to have good systems and procedures in place to sustain them.   

In that case I’d probably rent first to see if the buisness is actually going to be successful before buying.  

Do you stick with local CU (Phoenix and Arizona specific) or have more success with online applications or big name banks?

Anyone can find success in real estate anywhere, it just takes the right kind of person for the right kind of situation.

Our PM is filing an appeal as well to get it reduced but we'll see how successful they'll be.I've lived in IL all my life (grew up in Southern IL and moved to Chicago area burbs for college and stayed). 

UGH  anyways... lol.I wish you the best of luck and MASSIVE success in the area! 

We'd love to meet everyone, hear your stories and dreams, and discover ways we can help each other become more successful in reaching our respective real estate goals.  

@Naqi TaylorDo not limit the success of your business based on someone else’s feelings, period.

@Todd WadeHi Todd,My name is Henry and I’m 16 and living in the south of England.I’m hoping to get into investing in property, aiming to buy my first property in my early 20s.As someone with multiple properties in the UK could you possibly give me some tips as to how to successfully invest in multi family properties and maybe let me know about some of the things you learnt when you began investing.Many thanks, Henry