The former type seems like a place that just hasn't discovered Airbnb yet and may still pass something. the latter is a place that recognizes Airbnb and wants it in their city.

Nick,Property taxes will go from 4% to 6% which will double not triple what your taxes are currently.If you can get a tenant in your house that can pay off the rest of your mortgage for you while you can have at least a small or better positive cash flow then I consider that a win.

.- risk of losing the tenant + related expenses + very unclear prospects of winning this case (they would argue that leaking faucet that was not overflowing the bathtub is not something urgent in their mind)Poor alternatives (IMHO):- Tell them to repair the bathroom themselves, but there is no way I can enforce it.- Fix it, talk to them, give them "last Chinese warning" and hope that this will do it.** BTW when I called tenant to tell them that there is a leak, they said: I know, in the bathroom.

Hi guys I am a new member to big pocket and I just discovered this app just by stumbling on it.

Hard money, first deal, sellers market, MLS; I don't see the winning equation in that.Save up 20%, save up operating capital, educate yourself....win.

Teresa Person at 1031 Exchange Corporation is very knowledgeable:1031 Exchange CorporationShe presented at our WIN meeting a year or two ago and knew her stuff well.  

With the HOA, I'm coming off a win I earned after eight years of hard work and abuse.

Hello, if anyone has had any experience in Broward County, Florida, winning a bank foreclosure paying over the final judgment amount, and getting the Clerk of Courts to disburse funds from Court Registry to cover delinquent property taxes, I would like to hear from you, what steps to take, forms to fill out, etc.In my particular case, the auction took place January 5th 2017, I got Certificate of Title January 19th 2017. 

But if you do your do diligence it's usually a win win. 

Maybe the terms with your seller/lender state that if you are or ever yourself become an HOA, your interest rate shoots up to 15%.Both of these, I'm going to guess, you and/or your seller would lose in court and the HOA would likely win.