The disaster for me was not being able to my clients reimbursed and losing my cash clients because of it!

Why should you have to lose $$ or a good reputation for something that wasn't your fault....?

One of our places I keep low so I probably could get quite a bit more, but I like keeping it full....My own research (no AIRDNA for me) says, yes, I probably could go higher, but if this backfires, it would suck to lose all listings for a month until I could put it back.What do y'all think?

She paid $750K -- yeah, expensive which is why I look in other parts of the country in addition to San Diego) and dropped another $50K to reno everything.She had a professional photographer take photos and she put it up on AirBnB at a competitive price but she got ZERO rentals in over three months while she had to make $15K in mortgage payments.One Saturday, we were watching our USC Trojans get whipped by Notre Dame with a bunch of friends at a local La Jolla bar.

One reason is because many people who lose their properties due to delinquent taxes have serious mental issues.

*will lose homeowners exemption for the single family house for a year until move back in.

While it’s nice to see a northern Midwestern state not losing population, that’s probably a more realistic goal, if they have the housing. 

You always lose long-term when you sell while building a cash flow portfolio in real estate, especially Florida.

Because of this stigma, veterans are losing out on homes so the VA is looking to rework their requirements. 

If you buy a rental property most anywhere in the USA that isn't a hardcore ghetto for at (or below) it's fair market value and hold it for the duration of your mortgage, it's very hard to lose money.