Short-term rentals might fall under Loudoun's new laws about AirBNB-type rentals, which at this time require only registration (taxation and permits likely to come in the future).

Below I've outlined several topics I think about when analyzing future trends.

If you are satisfied with the bank's answers (realizing things will change in the future) and the numbers work for you, then it is a go.

That being said, after listening to over 60 podcasts starting from the beginning of the BP Podcast and still working my way up through the years, I've noticed a trend among most guests that made me redo my plan [Which I've posted on a prior Forum post].

We have 3 projects going currently, and more in the pipeline, so there's more work in the future as well. 

I also see this as an opportunity to learn more about real estate in preparation for future investments.About me: 40 y.o. single O-4P, with probably 4-14 more years of active duty before retirement.

I live here in Greenville, and I would say that rents have been trending up. 

If they go to sell a house in the future it will come up on a title check and cloud title.

It was a blast to watch and listen to his advice for the future of our company.

It will help you analyze future deals from the perspective of a seasoned investor.