If u find the a good deal...run the numbers and pull.the trigger.  

Fast forward, our unit was restored and renovated, we rented it out to a great tenant who moved out after a year, complaining that the upstairs neighbor was creepy and had been extremely loud the whole time.

I'm really just trying to play with numbers and get some reps in to learn how to analyze properties for when I'm ready to pull the trigger on REI.

Both Kevin Sellers and Joel have been extremely helpful throughout the entire process and I plan on working with them again. 

To add to that, most high dividend stocks (REITs typically fall under this) have extreme price volatility.

Both of those have been extremely helpful to me. 

@David Krulac, but isn't it a little extreme for such a tight schedule to get an inspection and closing on a house in a little more than a week?

Paired with a cost segregation study, this can be extremely advantageous to real estate investors.Here is the bonus depreciation percentage schedule including the phase out.

If the rental income/investment is the primary driver of the purchase, you might've been better served to consider another town on MDI or just off island, where the percentage of STRs isn't yet high enough to trigger these kinds of proposals. 

He is an extremely savvy investor himself and taught me some things along the way.