@Brett LeeMy advice for someone who isn't sure they will invest all of the savings successfully, would be that $212 a month isn't worth resetting the repayment period.Now, if you are confident that you have the discipline to reinvest that $212, then I would disclose that if you reinvested your $212 a month at 6% return you would have $88,222.42 at the end of year 19 and $206,596.75 at the end of year 30. 6% is a very modest return for a successful real estate investor, but higher returns will come with higher risk.

Hosts brought with them cleaning services, interior designers and property-maintenance workers who helped build miniature property empires—so their plight has ripple effects that go far beyond their own listings.Airbnb hosts saw $1.5 billion in bookings vanish in mid-March as the travel industry froze, according to market-research firm AirDNA LLC, which analyzes bookings.

I have confidence in my ability to do everything necessary with the exception of getting a loan. 

People forget that people still need to travel and when the demand comes back they’ll be caught with their LTR tenants while I gobble up their bookings.

I’ll look into that tomorrow.Galveston-wise there is def opportunity to be successful, but we will see how Covid affects the next year or two of travel.

Be confident and go for it!!

If you’re looking for a greater return, you can rent the house per room to traveling nurses.

With the flights, travel time and more family geared vacations, 30 days out is more like 10 days out in urban centers.

The paycheck to paycheck class has gathered confidence over more than a decade that they could comfortably afford more and more. 

They are saying they are not booking travel to places like Disney because the park opening is uncertain.