As the title says, I'm interested in acquiring a STVR property in an area that has both summer demand for lake recreation, as well as close proximity to ski resorts.  I have experience in the Lake Lanier GA area, but ...

Looking for cities that are STR FRIENDLY! Any suggestions??!

Hey guys I am looking to getting into Airbnb here in San Antonio and am wondering where to start? Should I be looking for 2,3 or 4 bedroom houses? What do you guys look for when searching for a STR or house to Airbnb?...

After purchasing multiple parks and managing them over the past few years here's my synopsis of the pros and cons of owning a park. What has been your experience? 
Pros:
Steady Income: One of the biggest advantages ...

Hello! Newbie here preparing to move and rent out our current SFH in the DMV suburbs. I've seen a lot of posts on here discussing what their criteria and screening process is but not necessarily how they communicate i...

Does anyone know what to make of these new IRS rules that came into effect for 2014? (but I believe are back dated to 2011)It sounds to me like we can start deducting a large number of those repairs we used to have to...

Has anyone been able to find out if the recent rollbacks on Dodd Frank change the number of houses that an investor can sell to a non-investor, using seller financing, before the seller is tagged as a loan originator? 

Does anyone frequently utilize equity partners in their deals? Or have a group of passive investors that fund their deals?

Over the years I realize more and more that there are likely people in your community that ha...

Through my contacts in the Airbnb world here in Denver, I'm hearing a lot of complaints about the city cracking down on basement unit and carriage house short-term rentals. I've heard of three distinct scenarios:-- So...

Ive recently found a site to buy and sell tiny homes. It got me thinking what the logistics of running one as a str would be. I've searched this forum and an airbnb specific one as well and it seems it's very rare/not...