You ne­ed to think about your short and long-term investme­nt goals, study the market, weigh the­ risk, and consider operational involveme­nt, cash flow, local rules, and networking.

The town put a cap on short term rentals right after, but excluded certain areas.

The Seller called me and told me that the inspector would not allow the home to be sold until it was removed.

If you have a true lake house and convert it to a short-term rental correctly, you won't want to sell it.

You do the 1031 instead of the seller financing.

I was definitely hoping for a short cut, but it is what it is!

Anyone have any suggestions for creative offers/financing to the seller to get the deal done? 

Or do you think more seller's agents will be asked to do dual agency?

New investor here looking for some advice - I’ve realized that my ideal property is a home with some type of ADU so that I can rent out the main house long-term and use the ADU for short/midterm rental. 

Both the seller and buyer pay for closing costs, but they are different depending each side.