I wouldn't buy any short-term rental without doing that analysis in the first place, especially if it's overseas.If you buy a property in Mexico and pay cash for it, it's gonna be hard not to turn a profit when renting short-term given how low the costs are.

Don't bang on pipes in the quest of fixing anything Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

On the land deals are you paying interest?  

I've started cold calling local hospitals and larger businesses trying to see if I can secure a contract to provide them with a place to house their traveling professionals so more to come on that. 

I will of course comply with any required laws here, but am I required to pay for specifically her chosen wall anchors?

Those with higher credit scores don’t want them trashed over pet damage they don’t pay for.

Hi All, I am a 29-year-old working a W2 job that pays well.

this is so common among professional athletes .now you have the flip side of that of course.John Elway  Car bizzJoe Montana RE developerSteve Young same thing RE and other investments.

I should note that I did a 1031 INTO 2 of the 3 houses, and did a cost segregation study and took accelerated depreciation on all 3 to offset 2022 taxes because I had a very profitable flip that year and I am a real estate professional per the IRS.   

•I plan to put 20% down on this new property, which means I’ll be left with about $80,000 in cash after the purchase.Given this scenario, I’m trying to decide whether to pay cash for the second property or continue with the 20% down strategy .