I like to explain the the tenant in person any issues that might arise. 

(especially in the discussions I've already posted in/been in before) It also doesn't show the next trending posts page, unless you manually modify the link address and add "popular?

It seems like a lot of the old neighborhoods I never had a reason to go to 10+ years ago are now becoming more popular (ie Walkers Point, Brewers Hill, Riverwest) for this type of strategy?

I’ll be using it as a short term rental at the entrance town for the popular and newest National Park, New River Gorge National Park.

Property doesn't need any repairs and is one side of a townhome in a popular area.

It will depend on your area and the type of property but traditionally it won't be as popular in the winter or mid-week.  

Huntsville was the 4th most popular move to city in the country last year.

How do I go from one property to two, three, four and what challenges arise with owning more than one?

The median closing price of a single-family home in Denver shot up 4.1% month-over-month to $530,000 and was rising at a 21.8% annual rate in February.Condos and townhomes aren’t as popular, in part because the pandemic has instilled a desire among buyers for more space.

With all the new house hacking popularity and people interested, it seems like no one fully goes in depth on this approach, it’s always kinda vague.