Hey all,I bought my first home (currently my primary) last year and am now looking to purchase a Long term rental property.

As a result, it seems the value is really just very long-term and if we sold it in the future, any repairs and taxes would cancel out much of the gains (depending, of course, on the pace of appreciation -- who knows what that'll be?). 

Compare that to Providence, with 5500 hotel rooms, 1700 of which are within walking distance of their arena.This has a direct impact on the City not being eligible to host NCAA and major conference sporting events.The data in this article is mind-boggling.

For borrowers, as long as you have one fix and flip under your belt, we can lend to you.  

1,000 sq ft will be the most discouraging job you've done in a long time in my opinion...hire someone!

Considering Hawaii both for short term rentals (likely on the Big Island, in Kona; and/or Miami) and long-term multifamily in Honolulu, one unit I might live in.

On top of it, reaching 20% down through principal reduction and appreciation could be a decade out.So you should probably look at the project as a long-term partnership with you co-owning this with your sister for the foreseeable future.But these are great opportunities. 

I would guess that his thread will get extremely long..

Happy to do the refis for as long as that's doable (bull).

They would not last long on the open market.