I am looking to buy long-term rental properties as a source of income from now through retirement that will leave a legacy for my two daughters.

I think most insurance companies won’t cover long-term damage like conditions that promote mold, so read your policy thoroughly before contacting them.

In the long run, you'll be further ahead, but in the short term you will be putting in a lot of money and not getting anything back.Giving them 1 year's notice that rents will increase and letting them know they can move out at anytime with 30 day's notice will give them time to find a new place.I'm also assuming you aren't in an area where there are caps on rent increases.

Hi all,I’ve been a long-term landlord for over a decade, then I started hosting my personal vacation rentals in 2021 and now have started hosting properties for others.

In 45 years in the real estate investment business, I NEVER saw anyone long term successful in the business who wasn’t PASSIONATE about real estate.  

Purchase price: $846,000 Cash invested: $860,000 STR - MID TERM RENTAL What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Heloc's are usually set up on a shorter term like 10, 15 or if you are lucky 20 years.

The other way is using the short term rental loophole but you have to be the person spending the most time in managing the asset which may not be worth it for you. 

As a homeowner who has never owned a pool or hot tub, I am interested in installing one in the backyard of my short-term rental property.

I would also ensure you can even qualify for the cost seg by making sure you either qualify for REPS(real estate professional status) or STR loophole (short term rental loophole)