Major platforms like Airbnb now remit these taxes directly to the city, which simplifies the process but places more scrutiny on unpermitted listings. 

Now I am now setting my eyes on investing in Ohio since it is doing great in the investor world and I am very familiar with the state, particularly the Cleveland area. 

If you want to lend long term debt, you don’t want to compete and be the cheapest on the block (that’s a race to the bottom), you want to lend on stuff that nobody else (or a select few) will lend on and charge a premium for it.

Focus on creating active income and use LTRs to shelter your money. 

I wanted to reach out to see if you could provide any guidance or ideas on how and where to start with this process.Any advice or resources you can share would be greatly appreciated!

It also reduces the likelihood of price fluctuations based solely on seasonal trends, allowing for more predictable cash flow and quicker returns.Markets with minimal seasonality also provide greater flexibility for investors, who aren’t pressured to time transactions based on seasonal cycles.

Quote from @Stephen Predmore: @Christopher Baldwin On the main Forum page, you should see a magnifying glass in the upper left corner of the page.

I want to understand how many properties are bid on by third parties and how many revert to lenders.

@Chris Seveney has some good advice on the current market.

Here's why savvy investors should have San Antonio on their radar for 2025 and beyond.Steady Population GrowthSan Antonio's growth trajectory remains strong, with a 1.5% population increase since 2022 [1].