If your daughter is attracting the wrong kind of people to your place, then that could be a problem for the landlord.

We'll be buying all cash and refi out @ 6 mosPlease keep generalized theory about attracting tenants/buyers out of this thread as I'd like to try and keep this thread hyper specific and useful for investors in Miami, Orlando, Jacksonville, and Tampa. 

It's new but their features really attract me.

I could understand it skewing to make a deal look less attractive, but to make a bad deal look like a good deal? 

Personally I think they’ve lost their luster and attractiveness as I don’t think younger buyers care much for the club portion.

Mix-use zones can really vary from city to city and most actually are not in the best locations to attract both residential and commercial tenants, at least when it comes to new development.

I’m under the impression Canada is changing some of the ways we do banking, to attract investors for the long term.

  :)I can see the attraction of keypads for short-term rentals,  but I am constantly trying to harden my rentals. 

Knowing lenders can make their monies in origination fees, service fees and interest, having several properties in the portfolio may be attractive to lenders who can offer unique financing packages.

Does it attract buyers like you thought it would?