I currently have two mid term rentals I have been renting out in Dallas for several years now, and find myself having issues with one of my renters. 

If the area is full of short term rentals (investor buyers) then the HOA is a big line item expense and does have an effect on the price.

His approach was straight to the point in terms of making sure we were on the same page business wise considering everything going on currently, but overall was a very informative & positive call...I’m really looking forward to getting started.

He has already agreed verbally to give us earnest money 2) Our terms, conditions, and contingency we discussed with said minion we're not included in the contract. 

I am going to search for housing as a end user. https://www.furnishedfinder.com/housing/Manchester/New-Hamps...This gives a really good high level overview of what I can see in terms of actual listings.

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Someone in assisted living is more likely to benefit from cash flow than from a large capital gain. 

Hi Everyone,My husband and I are looking to invest out of state in short-term rentals or Airbnb properties.

For reference, I am speaking from a long term rental perspective.

Purchase price: $850,000 Cash invested: $15,000 Bought on owner financing on a 5 yr term.