At the risk of invalidating my first statement, I just did an analysis on a client's short-term rental they bought last year west of Colorado Springs, and they nearly doubled the occupancy and revenues estimated by AirDNA.

They meet the last Thursday of the month, so there is one coming up. 

@Lisa R. is this the same deal from last week on the forums ?

Healthier homes are becoming more in demand and do have a higher value because they are better quality and last longer.

The last time we spoke, he texted me that he was having medical issues and asked me for the address of a hospital nearby, which I gave him.

Hello Everyone,Last year, I purchased a property using a DSCR loan for a medium renovation.

well under appraisal in the last few months so it is doable.

.- I have a mixed use property with 2 commercial spaces rented for the last 2.5 years and 1 short term rental/residential space I have airbnb'd/lived in part time for the past 2.5 years- I owe about $110,000 and have about $200,000 in equity- My credit is 580 - 620 right now due to being laid off last year and missing a couple of credit card payments.

For example, I set up a syndicate to purchase a 21 + acre tract of land located in a major mixed use development with the intention of holding 3-8 years until we were one of the last sites to be developed.  

I can tell you in columbus submarkets most of the new construction growth is actually not west. most of the zips I added are between gahanna, buckeye lake, and lancaster, and then up north towards Ostrander and mansfield. these are markets that never build and sold 5 homes before until the last few years.