The biggest problem is speed of service on claims.

Happy to get anyone up to speed that is interested in looking closer at an STR in my market.

Sacramento metro offers a really nice balance between cashflow opportunity and consistent appreciation (due to the fact that it is a State Capitol, two major universities, and one of the fastest growing cities in the country every year for a decade+)I personally only invest my capital here in Sacramento, although I do business in a number of cities.

Self-managing is what got me there the fastest. 

You will usually get the best pricing with larger lenders (again, not always) like Kiavi and Lima One, but don't expect them to have you on speed dial.

Hi - just getting up to speed on STR in Boulder in relation to a property I'm considering with great potential for converting an inaccessible former garage to an ADU.I'm confused because the currently posted rules for Boulder seem to disallow use of an ADU for STR? 

Long-Term Development:Local Metro: Ongoing development projects can positively impact property values over the long term. but probably wont increase at the same speed % wise as the more rural location.. maybe I'm wrong ill have to research now .. 

I’m a firm believer folllowing someone’s foot steps that has figured it out so to speak is the fastest way to success.

After you have lived there for 12 months get an approval to build or buy another 2-4 unit home to start the process all over again.There are some tips and tricks to speed up the process to ensure you can buy or build another 2-4 unit. 

You may never become Steve Jobs (or Fred Astaire), but, if you play your cards right, you get enough reps to get that innate awareness of your own frequency and rhythm and you begin to find music (and prospects) that suit your speed.