Here is what the law says: "The Fair Housing Act prohibits a housing provider from refusing to permit, at the expense of the person with a disability, reasonable modifications of existing premises occupied or to be occupied by such person if such modifications may be necessary to afford such person full enjoyment of the premises." 

Hope you enjoy it and let me know what you think!

Charles,I like the idea of deferring taxes until death :lol: I plan to enjoy the mula while here!

My own belief on RE is that we are in a more challenging period than 2012 to 2021 largely due to rate hikes.  

The family upgrade, the "just because" bigger home buyer, the empty nester downgrades, the 2nd home, etc are choosing to wait and see, due to news of inflation and interest rates.

However, the lodging tax is NOT included in this average daily rate. 

While it's not necessarily a deal breaker it's important to ensure that you are paying a reduced rate for the house.

2) Could your money make more than the interest rate for the home somewhere else?

Many people don't make a profit, obviously odds of success get better with experience/good team, etc.consider until you have more time to commit to instead look at buying publicly traded equity REITs, not mortgage REITS, they are trickyget subscription to Seeking Alpha and follow Brad Thomas, Jussi Askola and many others research/writing to start withREITS have beaten the SP500 last 50 yrs, by a lot, 13% to 11% just in last 20 yrs too, and they have taken a temporary beating due to sudden rise in 10 yr rates and hence CAP rates, but their underlying rent roles have only gone up.

Or a seller finance where you are playing a much lower rate.