I'm in the process of looking for a STR/second home property in the Poconos and was wondering if amenity filled communities are a must from an income producing perspective?

Americans are shifting their priorities when it comes to where they want to call home amid sky-high housing prices, and that revelation played a role in a Southern city dethroning a Rocky Mountain destination as the top spot in the nation to live according to a new report. 

*on the MLS*There were a few other little tips/tricks/insight we use for ourselves and our clients on stuff like this and I feel like i could write another 1,000 characters on the "perspective" of just this one deal...but i'm aware we've crossed the threshold of "too long".Most of my deals are traditional, light sweat equity buy and holds.

As an owner of both MH and RV parks, I get a lot of investors asking me about the differences and thought it would be good to share some perspective here.

Look at it from our perspective, while it's great that your broker hit the evaluations accurately, we've learned that from experience that this is frequently not the case.

Is there a way to do a long term (say, an apartment deal) with him where if he would pass away in the time of the hold, his children would benefit from a tax perspective in the acquiring of an asset or if it was a limited partnership, gaining ownership of the entity and would start receiving the cash flow from the investment with tax savings compared to estate taxes?

Florida has the most stringent regs in the country by and large with Miami Dade county being the worse/best according to your perspective I guess.

. $2,100 would be in the top part of the market just from a price point perspective IMO.

Unfortunately for me that wont really solve anything from my perspective unless Freddie give me my $ back in the process. 

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