Your future self will thank you for it.My buddy @James Orr did a 3 part webinar series where he laid out a financial model for buying (1) 20% down properties, (2) 5% down Nomad™  and (3) 5% down house hack properties.

The best business model is to buy properties when you can double your investment capital, or earn 50% ro 100% on your money every 1 to 2 years. 

Model good behavior and meet everyone with empathy. 

I will say it depends on your business model.

Currently I don’t use that platform much at all since Airbnb fits better into our particular business model but I’ve been waiting for someone to post their thoughts here about the change.

@Chris OxfordHi, Chris, what you chose to document is going to largely depend on your business model.

I met with the investment team when they visited from New York and asked to see their underwriting assumptions/model.

I believe I can make almost as much all things considered  and have a nice diversification to the vacation  rental model of the other units Originally posted by @Erik Whiting:Opps, looks like you're doing short term rentals.  

There are any number of types and models for this ranging from condos that you self manage all the way to condotels that are totally central managed and even give you the option of use of other units if yours is booked when you want to come down.In any case, the key is that you will get to defer all tax and depreciation recapture in that 1031 exchange. 

To confirm a model that would be permissible would be, corporate rentals based on a minimum of 1 month stay periods?