And so Holly suggested, “Well what if we ran at as an Air BnB so we don’t have to deal with a roommate?”

So it’s safe to say that in this market with my circumstances this particular property just doesn’t cut it for meLocation: Southern Middle of Mankato off of Madison tucked away on a side street before victoryMarks in its’ favor It’s a nice house outside of the immediate downtown / heart of Mankato area, which makes it great for avoiding noise and other people in general, central air, appliances, it’s had some improvements done to it fairly recently which makes it a nicer place, newer furnace, AC, roof, windows, I mean it’s really been fixed up and I imagine it won’t have much work at all if any needed to it.

. ($78,000.00 80 feet in the air) Preserved the historical architectural interior of the sanctuary and the stained glass windows.

I have a friend who is selling her VRBO investment property. She is asking 649,900 for it. It’s fully booked every summer and she gets, I believe, 329 a night for it. Is this a good deal? Would any of you be intereste...

Has anyone ever used AirDNA for Air BnB or VRBO properties?

I love Padre Island, TX and I wanted to have my own Air bnb out there since I know it gets crazy busy during summer and spring break.

Currently an Air Force Firefighter, and sadly I only have a couple months left before medical discharge, I didn’t know about SkillBridge until about a few weeks ago.Thank you for the info!

The "newest" property I have ever acquired was built in 1961.Things to look out for, but are all fairly obvious during inspection: type of wiring, boiler vs forced air heat/air, foundation issues, tuck pointing on a brick property, sewer line scope (particularly if trees are near front of property).  

The highest rated windows were 1/4" glass panes on both sides in a dual pane set up, and then they began to use laminated glass, thicker air gaps and eventually triple panes.The other thing is cost.

You say there is no Central Heat and Air in a 4 Plex?