These are the people most likely to use sub 800sf and would find a short-term lease desirable.

While I'm not currently looking to settle down, I enjoy traveling to #1 enjoy other cities, #2 scope real estate, #3 enjoy said cities with intelligent female company on short notice without the typical dating hoops to jump through just to be able to have true quality time with a great lady.

Ive recently discovered this great forum while watching finance videos on youtube.

Obviously, it kind of sucks for us to discover foundation issues but a smart seller I would imagine realizes that he is just going to have to deal with this issue coming up again with the next buyer if he ends up sending you away so I am trying to hold my ground while being reasonable.

Long story short, after a few backs and forth, and a long delay from the seller's agent (due to health issues), we finally got the contract signed.

I just discovered bigger pockets podcast and LOVE it, I am an avid reader, and obviously I am here in the forum!

My short term goals right now is to purchase 2-3 more multifamily properties in the Woonsocket area (I am also looking in the Cumberland, Pawtucket, Providence areas) by the end of 2019.

I'm sure they have a policy on short term rentals.If you mean "legally" based on the terms of your loan (i.e. one for a primary residence), I would imagine that would be fine as long as you are living there.

The only reason I bothered was because I knew it was a high appreciation market, and I knew it would be short term. edit - I actually realized this post seemed familiar, I already answered your other identical thread. apologies

For short term or long term?