She expressed to me that she was not able to get a ride to closing which would be in Havelock, NC.

@Benson Webb In an ideal world we would have tenants pay all utilities and tenants would always pay and everything would go beautifully, and a leprechaun riding a winged unicorn would drop off my paper and bagel every morning, lol. 

Im thinking it might be time to move out to the ‘burbs and get out of the city for more of a safer community for my daughter to ride her bike, etc as she gets older.

It has been a wild ride.

Mostly families or a group of retired couples coming to ride the bike trails.Last year we had 2 AirBNB bookings.

Its been a wild ride thats for sure.

That includes the greater overhead STRs bring than traditional buy and holds, risk of local legislation in smaller NH towns w/out a precedent on STRs, and the need for researching everything you can about local market conditions/temperament on vacation rentals before making an investment.All that said, it’s been a great ride for me in NH so far and if you can setup the right systems and have an eye for what great vacation rentals look and feel like, it’s a fun niche that can be quite profitable as long as you go in understanding it’s not as passive as what a Boston area long term rental looks like. 

I’ve seen strong demand for the “old fashioned” road trip to national parks. 

I believe in fairness and transparent field progress points, and as a business owner, I made sure field productivity was tied to being paid for in a timely fashion according to my terms.

They cant afford to be taken for  ride, and have this fall through last minute.