But First things first I need to buy that first property first so that I can begin the snowball effect and get the ball rolling.

Someone getting into REI using the STR to create a positive cashflow can only expect (2) as a natural result, not only from the community taking action against businesses operating in residential neighborhoods, but also economic reversals where the travel industry takes a hit.BTW: Tourism has been with us since the automobile and communities thrived a long time before the advent  of STRs.The NIMBY principle is heavily at work on this subject and historically, has been effective and successful in managing change.  

that's the issue most professionals in the industry have with this pestilence that is EMPTY POCKETS wholesalers  LOL  emphasis for effect only.

If it's possible to get the loan - and it might not be - the incremental increase to one's monthly cash flow could have a very positive effect on the paydown of the student loan balance.

Whether they are effective or not, they wind up littering our streets and right of ways and often make their way into our streams as trash.They ultimately lower our property values by contributing to poor aesthetics in an area.

Equitable title effectively confers a financial or "equitable" interest in a specific property.

I live in a college town that's been building larger commercial operations for a couple years now and it hasn't adversely effected the smaller rental markets. 

Too many folks set investment goals without considering what effect "success" in that arena will have on their life.  

It's all cosmetic and does not effect operation of the rental.Tenant damage is the reality of home owners deciding to hold and rent there personal homes.

Hi Everyone,I am curious on everyones feedback as well as individual experiences on the effect of a real estate crash on a buy and hold investor, and some of the things such an investor could do to pivot in preparation for and during difficult economic times.