So lets say a property that would not do to well on Airbnb because it is too far from the city, would do great on Hipcamp because their users are looking to get away from the city. 

usually you can trace a zig-zag line on something that shifted (or see split bricks). not having gutters around a house also doesn't help when all that water collects at the footers. your inspector could've just been covering his *** by making that suggestion, as most of those guys are not structural engineers. getting an engineer's report will set you back $500, but you will have a piece of mind and a bit of negotiation leverage in this deal (especially during these covid times).did other big ticket items check out?

So people can get away from the crowds of Nat Parks. 

reason we have left both properties we bought both to be our home the 92108 condo our neighbor began firing rounds in homes during covid so we decided to leave we then purchased our 92120 home but now have to relovate to take care of a family memebr with a health issue. 

It looks like there are major events year-round (during normal times) so my guess is that would help with short-term rental demand.Thank you! 

Since our first purchases and got our feet wet we wanted to 10x this together to hopefully get away from our full time jobs.

My numbers were just rounded off examples to show I have about a $500 net rental Income use the spreadsheet in this thread.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/49/topics/306671-how-does-a-rental-property-affect-your-debt-to-income-ratioMy question mainly is, shouldn't they just be adding my net rental income to my income portion of DTI?

I love going to them, regularly get free tickets from my athletic connections

Just purchased my ticket for a Tony Robbins event for $300.

Look further out - Leander, Round Rock, Kyle - if you are only putting 20% down and want cash flow.Best of luck embarking on this new adventure!