The numbers and occupancy rates we see are on average 85% which is as good as any place in the U.S. and believe it or not the area is actually growing in size and popularity as it is expanding into the Wears valley part of the reigon.

If someone injures themselves and sues, they will be suing the LLC and not you personally.

@Tam Tram the traditional and popular method of going to a credit union or local bank is getting tough as the Cumulative Loan to Value ratio (CLTV) is decreasing and tightening as you mention.

My thought-process is to trade an asset I paid nothing out of pocket for (VA loan on the LTR) and reinvest the money I have made into something that brings more cashflow to my pocket and I know will appreciate over time and be in demand since it's a condo on a very popular beach. 

I'm going Roku....Guest mode, Pluto tv, rokus version of TV...and then all the popular apps.

I have read that a popular rule is 5-5-5% of gross rent or something similar.To give a little background, this is my former primary residence of five years. 

I know there are a lot of restrictions there with rentals, but I’m intrigued by the short drive from my residence, lower housing prices (compared to LA), and the short term rental popularity there.

A popular way to split the billing with installing any equipment is called RUBS, ratio utility billing system.

What is your take on the new work from home business models that are still very popular even after Covid, and buying to rent, specifically MF, in rural areas?

I was thinking of an area that is popular in summer and winter.Alternatively, I was thinking of a summer/winter home somewhere in New England, that would generate enough to help off-set the cost of travel.We have about 150k in home equity and 25k in cash, although we can maybe come up with more (10-15k) in the coming months.