If you buy a primary residence and eventually move away and delegate it if its a good asset class it will not be a problem. 

(Mchenry county area/NW Suburbs) as I've owned/lived there in the past, we have a ton of family in the area and eventually.... the goal is to turn our "side" of the duplex into a short-term rental to A.) allow us to move onto the next property/chapter of our lives and B.) we have a ton of family in CO.

Hey @Tyler Rowley, this is something that I have looked at but eventually said no and that is with me providing a boat.

You'll eventually find a good deal there if you're patient.

We eventually replaced the LVP with tile.

ARM is eventually better than IO, but IO could be a good tool if you add principal every year and "structure the payment" following 3% amortization ( I did this). 

They would lose half their income for two years, hoping that they would eventually sell it for $700,000?

The return on investment will eventually be the same as investments in other forms (stocks, bonds, or long term rentals), adjusted for respective risks. 

I think it's really helpful to get a few different perspectives from others.Even if you pay a management company eventually, I think it's a really good learning experience to have that deeper experience initially.  

Everything I know from watching the city of Denver's STR rules and following Airbnb laws for years says that Denver will eventually catch on.