If they check out as a good tenants i would take the shot term rentals as often things do not work out as planed.

It is disappointing to be so far under market, but it will work out and shouldn't slow us down too much. 

He was a landlord who at one time had 25 units and tried to sell this on to his grandson, and it didn't work out for him.

We hired most of the work out to tradesman.

It was pretty hilarious, however, when they got to the home of the young newlyweds, who work as a yoga instructor and a plumber, and live in what is clearly a million+ estate on the Pacific, and they were all whispering, “how in the heck can they afford to own this place?”

Maybe it will work out for some desperate landlord .

Can a property owner with back taxes work out a payment plan on back taxes?

As for rate of pay and materials, that's easy to work out.

I currently read David’s book while also listening to it again while doing workouts or cardio sessions.

@Joe BartonI think in theory it depends on how the numbers work out.