However, I'm currently based in CA, and we pay a pretty penny of our post-tax money to vacation in Airbnbs over the summer so that's one (personal) benefit to purchasing one, and I would like to be able to visit the property relatively easily (ie. by driving there).

Friend of mine is trying to purchase a home on Long Island, New York.

A few years back I bought a foreclosed property with the intent of using a conventional mortgage.

Curious about the things i cant see on airDNA, and more about how any regulations and state/county specific costs have affected yall before i dive into a purchase there?! 

Purchase price: $195,000 Cash invested: $35,000 Single Family home near Lake Texoma.

Strategy is to continue to using the BRRR method, but I am doing it using my VA benefits which allow me to purchase for zero down no PMI.  

Purchase price: $674,000 Cash invested: $134,000 Long term rental purchased in area that is under development and predicted to rise in value over the next 5 years - 2br 2bth

Not a requirement, but it is better to deal with sponsors that have purchased and sold assets.

Purchase the crammer course through hondros or whichever school you took your classes through, it's helpful in narrowing down the information for both state and national

The intent is to cut down on the cost of applying for rentals, particularly for renters that have to apply more than once in a competitive market.Do you support this?