AirBNB is very popular here, and all the rooms in the house we currently stay in are always rented out on AirBNB, mostly to medical travelers for about 3 months at a time. 

Don’t do one big policy because if they want to lower they may not be eligible to new medical conditions.  

And I intend to use it as a personal work retreat during the slower winter months. 

Is to take the property off the market on the two slower seasons for a few days and occupy the property strategically during off weekdays.

Our elderly neighbor was struggling post Hurricane with financial and health issues… the one way we could help her afford her medications and repairs was by owning the home, making repairs and giving her a lifetime lease for $1.00!

I feel there has always been a demand for these medium term rentals with people in the traveling medical field, traveling teachers and traveling trainers of all sorts.

RE investing is slower upfront until you can stack some cash-flowing assets.

I would be putting myself into a 30 year mortgage, rather than a 15 year, so I would achieve the higher cashflow number at a much slower rate.

Hello, I work remotely and currently live with my sister who is in medical school.

#BRRRRR2) And there is the happy side... passive income (syndications, passive partnerships ie medical/dentist offices) and passive losses (depreciation, bonus depreciation via cost segregations common in syndications).