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Jon Hundley
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Rental that you can live in 2 days a week?

Jon Hundley
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Hello,

I am currently driving 80-90 min into north Atlanta for a new job. Im not quite ready to sell my home, but instead looking to invest in a townhome/condo that I could stay in 1-2 days a week and air b n b or short term rental.

Is this strategy feasible or do townhomes allow for short term rentals that you can also stay in if and when needed?

I’ve also thought of a small house to house hack but not sure that would be profitable until paid off. I

I know there are rules and regulations on Air b n b but would love suggestions on how to approach this situation. Thanks!

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John Underwood
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Absolutely. 

You must make sure that any HOA will allow this and that your city and county will allow it.

A SFR house would likely be less restrictive than a condo with an HOA.

Then you just block out your days so that they can't be rented.

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