I have seen some of these "Bookkeepers" who have a set price and then get VAs to do a lot of the work and they send pretty Excel financials over to make it look like they are great but they don't actually know the concepts and how it all flows together.

I thought of banking on appreciation and rate drops as pure speculation and akin to gambling.

I attended these meetings where exceptions to zoning is requested, not for me, for landlords and developers, and they were all turned down due to stiff opposition from a neighborhood association, whose head whom I met are very stubborn. 

Facebook and all these online or social media based groups can only get you so far.

Hi all, this is my first post here.

It allows you to see all the Vacation Rental Market, occupancy rates, etc.

This is no deal at all just leave it alone.

All that matters is equity, market value, and what kind of investors you want to be.

Having seen earlier proposals for Boston ordinances it seems a pretty reasonable compromise proposal to allow residents to offset Boston’s sky high prices by renting out all or part of their homes, while preventing non-local investors from further removing already limited housing supply (the ultimate fear of all housing departments).

For example, it will separate out all of the personal property from real property.