From a landlord perspective, I’d say I charge “too much” if people stop renting from me.

From his perspective, he is saying he went half on the a/c repair .- I bring this up, because he continues  to state that he was nice enough to go half with me for the a/c  trying to encourage me to accept responsibility  for the cleanout pipe.

Do you know what the return on investment is from an overall home value perspective?

@Pedro Jose VillaromanI just looked at the listing on Zillow. 2 things from my perspective- 1) Starting at $399 obviously was a bad idea, and a turn off at this point seeing it on the market so long and dropping $115k, that’s huge. 2) you are limiting yourself to cash and conventional loans.

There are 7-8 guys in there working day/night shift. 

I can share a bit from a lenders perspective.

It is inappropriate commentary not only from an economic perspective (which should really come first), but also from a tax perspective.

To me, it's just important to consider what your short, medium and long term plays are and to understand that STRs continue to have new and untested laws, which can still benefit you if you are okay with the shifting and a little regulatory insecurity. 

If I were you I'd definitely check out David Greene's book on long distance investing for a different perspective on investing in real estate. 

Rent control from a renter's perspective is inefficient at best and stupidly discriminatory at worst.