I am moving to Hartford, CT this fall and am currently figuring out what would be the best decision to take for short-term (2-3 years) living.

Shortly thereafter I found CrowdStreet and RealCrowd and I’ve done several deals on each.

Maybe short sales are what you want to focus on!

@Tyson HoseyThere is someone here on the boards who has been promoting Charlotte as a great place for corporate short term rentals.

Honestly not my favorite book but does go into a decent amount of finance/numbers of the deals if I remember correctly.I have to admit I haven't read it yet but its on my short list.

the short answer is it’s determined by the Chicago Housing Authority.

@Brent Coombs i pretty much net 100k a month minimum, i was wondering if some how there are lenders that would lend based off of performance for short term and charge higher origination or interest

Hi Everyone,I'm new here and will be reading the entire forum shortly.

One important item of a good answer would be knowing your goals  If the answer of yours is that these are on a short term investment I would tell you to sell both units if it is a hot area and is a sellers market there I would probably say to sell both of them as soon as possible if the seller's market continues and I might not spend your own or borrowed money before you sale.  

I manage long distance, have contractors on speed dial, and several college friends I can call to run over to the house if needed for 50 bucks a trip.