On the expense side, we have a "hospitality" expense line which includes gift cards, gifts for guests, gifts for repeat guests, or gifts when something goes wrong. 

The neighborhood is just down the street from my primary home and the neighborhood is minutes from the interstate and shopping as well as the best school district in the area.  

The last time I shopped around I was able to find a bank that went up to 90% of my LTV for my HELOC, but that was in early 2018.

Something that is a mini-Disney type of place, dining options, shopping, relaxing views maybe all with a single theme.

I am gravitating towards using an insurance broker to better shop for policies and rates, my initial quotes with Goosehead (Ted King's office) have been on par or slightly more than my current policies but with a significant increase in coverage. 

I would shop it both ways before you opt for the lower coverage of ACV.

I’ve noticed that some of the shopping centers have been improved and some slight development starting to take place.My question is, do you all think Oxon Hill will provide the appreciation over time in addition to attracting a quality tenant?

-Cleveland, has a lot of cashflow potential, average multiform around $140k. https://learn.roofstock.com/bl...There are other smaller markets like Dayton, Akron, and Newark, and we are starting to see these areas boom due to huge investors and corporations like Intel choosing to set up shop in these kinds of areas.

first of all let me say, there is NO one size fits all when it comes to loan programs. what makes sense for you may not make sense for someone else, so take my opinions here as exactly that - my opinion. i am personally not a fan of DPA. reasons being the rates are always higher than traditional counterparts, and they're not usually even gifting you any money.

If you plan on moving to a LLC for ownership, tell your agent (or the agent who is shopping the coverage) what you plan.