@Jeffrey HotzBUT you know that exposed brick look in old building is very popular.

Here's a whirlwind summary of first foray into the BRRRR strategy:We found a distressed foreclosure on MLS in a popular part of town that had some distressed properties around it.  

I have shopped around locally (based on Yelp reviews) and all of the popular local insurance brokers are apparently only licensed to sell California insurance.Alternatively, maybe I should go straight to a company like State Farm or AllState and ask them to direct me to a bonded agent who can quote me for multi-state. 

So the state then has to deal with consequence of bad laws that was based purely on popular demand.There are significant public safety implications with using SFRs for STRs... a residential SFR building may not be up to code for use as a hotel.

You're definitely in a good spot and I can't recommend enough listening to the BP podcast, as well as some of the other popular ones on ITunes.

You want to be reducing not only chances for persons to be injured on your association grounds but also professional conduct liability issues that could increase exposure to the rest of the association.

I would recommend also using Craigslist as it is a fairly popular website.

We've been doing this for several years now in Chicago and the suburbs and it's very popular with a certain type of buyer - super smart and focused buyers.

I've heard that these things can be very profitable, and I wouldn't underestimate your location as a more popular AirBnB location than you may think due to your proximity to Hersheypark and Giant Center.

It seems the most popular opinion is to cash out refinance.