…Which I against the way they operating the business, because people will have more trouble in their life because of these.Overall there are many “Too good to be true” advertisement they published everywhere, but the reality after I used it, I just felt like not really is what it is sound like.

Do your job as required.

This is typically the monthly rent multiplied by 12.Estimate Operating Expenses: Sum up all the expenses associated with owning and managing the property on an annual basis.

My apologies in advance to all those responsible and responsive CRE brokers who are good at their job.

Found another deal at 52 cents on the dollar, just needed a paint job, guess what?

Thank you I dont believe you can be held liable unless you put in lease you have cameras operating for protection. 

It is a much more affordable market to get into, yet we are seeing great appreciation returns, with a stable job market to include education, solar, energy, manufacturing and military presence requiring housing for all.

If people are looking to move there full time for a new job, I'm assuming STR is out and people would need a MTR while they're trying to find their forever home or a LTR if they weren't looking to buy.

My first RE job out of college was working for a boutique investment firm that specialized in packaging deals for out of state investors because deals in their hometown just couldn’t cash flow.

Much appreciated,J I know @Jonathan Klemm has operated a STR in Chicago and I believe you are correct about the occupancy rules.Like @Michael Baum said considering the mid-term rental strategy (30-90 days) may be a good strategy to get around STR rules.