We have a 5 unit property in Willimantic , CT. 

Don't think you need to buy the first property that comes your way (I did that initially...actually just sold it at a break-even after all expenses).

I wanted to share a few strategies that have really worked for us when it comes to maximizing ROI on rental properties.

The stays at your property are mid-term, but for repeat business, you want to cultivate long-term relationships.It sounds like you are well on your way to doing that.

My question is - Bracebridge is experiencing issues for long term rentals for people looking to rent a 2 or 3 bedroom unit, and these are very scarce as prices to own escalate and property management for long term rentals is scarce also.

While the cash allocation is somewhat high, it serves as a reserve for our rental properties and future real estate investments, held in a high-yield savings account.

My advice is to buy good properties in good locations even if you have to forgo cash flow.  

Here’s how you can navigate this transition while considering DSCR financing:1.

Obviously, I don't want my properties making people sick.

I know some regular conventional investment property loan programs have certain rules about this but does Fannie Mae?