All have worked out well.

Plenty of opportunities.One thing that might be of concern to me today, as if I remember correctly they were out of Philly or Pittsburgh.   

I am considering renting out to a business (to find out if this is allowed in the area),  How is your experience if you have done that.

Here are a few key things to keep in mind when you’re hiring:Experience and Local Knowledge:You want someone who not only knows the ins and outs of managing properties but also has deep knowledge of your local market.

Network: Local meetups or online groups (like BiggerPockets)Check out financing options: traditional, creative, or raise capital.Look at properties in your area to understand the market.Let's connect!

If I can be of benefit to you in any way don't hesitate to reach out to me.

We did not do our due diligence regarding the HOA rules and found out after purchasing that we are not allowed to do short term rentals. 

Reach out to @Andrew Steffens.

Based on BiggerPockets podcasts, the current loophole is to get your 100 hours in short-term rentals and then turn it into a long-term rental the following year after you have cashed in on the 60% bonus depreciation and used it against my wife’s income.

It'll pencil out either way, I'm just trying to be smart about navigating the different housing sub-markets and especially this pivot to the furnished market.