The kitchen and laundry facilities are shared but the sitting room also has a coffee maker, microwave and mini-fridge, so that the roommate doesn't have to use the kitchen. 

Something else is at play when people allege privacy concerns about why they have no photo or information in a forum where they are there to learn and hopefully make real-life connections.5.

I am also an agent and I LOVE working with DECISION MAKERS.

This isn't a Williams-Sonoma catalog extolling the virtues of a $400 waffle maker, just tell me the facts.

With high house prices and rising interest rates it is much harder to find the great money makers that were available a few years back.

That’s why it’s so important that town decision-makers address at a macro level and actually lead  That’s my mini-rant  was reading more about Asheville this evening  you all chose a beautiful place  

Read their SEC docs for more details on their specific underwriting or talk to one of their loan officers and schedule a meeting with their decision makers. https://www5.fdic.gov/idasp/advSearchLanding.asp and fill in county and state.

My goal is to continue down the path of real estate investing (I currently own an STR in a resort town in Idaho) and to eventually make real estate investing my primary focus.

---I don't like TK, but I understand why people want to do it. 1) Very (somewhat) passive2) Great for people who don't want to be "IN" real estate a ton but also don't want low returns of a REITI commend you for jumping in especially if you're not trying to make RE a big part of your life, just an investment area. 

Originally posted by @Matt Higgins:KEY TAKEAWAYS Interest rates almost never rise during an economic slowdown, as it would deter capital from making its way back into the economy.Money is more tightly held during a slow economy, so interest rate controllers like the Federal Reserve make rates low as an incentive to reinvest in loans and purchases.It is possible to lower interest rates to negative, but that can do damage(What happens to interest rates during a recession)-investopedia Jay I love your podcast and find you extremely interesting.