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There are likely quite a few others out there that missed this warning in their alert as it simply blends in with the rest of the text.

I simply had to ask how they afforded this lifestyle; how could they pack up the whole family and travel for 11 months?

I know of many homes that are booked 100% of the year in small backwater towns, 30 minutes away from everything simply because it has 9 bedrooms and almost as many bathrooms.

the entire mid west and rust belt and deep south literally hundreds of thousands of homes to buy at that price point.. its all abou t the team.. you can get an idea looking through TK reivews see properties side by side.. then call the owners and chat about them its free etc

1:Without knowing the details, I would probably choose to simply get a HELOC on the new property as soon as possible.  

The reason is simply supply and demand ... if there an abundance of high paying jobs and it is generally a desirable place to live, then many wealthy people will pay a premium to live there, and they will generally prefer to live there long term and favor owning over renting ... this is reflected in the market pricing. 

t storm of unpredictability, and to top it off, we're in uncharted territory with the surreal US presidential elections.

Or do you simply just say ever dollar of profit is all profit, not a percentage of a return?

Originally posted by @Larry T.