It would provide them with a huge number of unique rentals right off the bat.Of course it would have to work for us financially and I suspect they would want some kind of continuity between rentals (which might defeat the purpose of unique).What also would be interesting is if local governments allowed this type of STR run by Marriott in the same space that they have banned others in.

Are you still employed by the government or have you separated from service? 

If you know nothing about it, check it out in the link and let me know your thoughts.https://www.wilmingtonde.gov/government/city-departments/department-of-planning-and-development/downtown-development-district-plan  http://www.destatehousing.com/Developers/dv_ddd.phpWell wishes ...

Otherwise, the government is usually a decade or two behind modern tech and it gets ugly. 

Sacramento is transforming from a sleepy government town that is a “good place to raise kids” (translation: Boring) into a real city.

Youll be able to pull some national property trends and forecasts across all property sectors.  

If you're using a Quitclaim Deed to transfer a property in an arms length transfer, I bet the local government would frown on that and they wouldn't be collecting a transfer tax.

In general, loans that are not government backed (so excluding conventional home loans and some education loans) make sense to payoff rather than attempt to achieve a better return via an investment.Good luck

They do not add much additional cost and zero additional time but big ROI on utilities and resale.ComEd looks like it’s for low income and public buildings only not private sector.

Disqualified investors similar to IRA's is the governing rule.