You cannot assume his mortgage since its a "Marital asset" he will need to sell it to you in order for the wife to get bought out based on her equitable share.You can buy it from him if they agree to a price but I seriously doubt the spouse is going to take a loss. 

It's a loophole, and it will eventually close, everywhere.Any property I buy going forward that I plan to hold long term I will only buy in areas that are already extremely strictly regulated for STRs. 

I have a question about the house we are in a process of buying in Worcester.

I buy the 4-pack of 9V from Harbor Freight for $1.99 when they're on sale from time to time. 

I just want to see if Yardi is something someone can buy and try to learn?

Other than that though, my main question is if the land isn't to expensive, will building come out to be cheaper than buying preexisting.

Make money, save money, buy a house in a neighborhood they believed in, manage it well, and hold it forever.

I have been doing property management for 25 years+ so I could share some thoughts.What type of rental property did you buy/ are you looking into?

So buying the pool cabin was not a bad thing at all.

I'm a bit further up the tax brackets and the tax savings could be substantial when buying more expensive properties thanks to the larger depreciation expense.