All Forum Posts by: Joshua Messinger

Looks like it may be primarily used for dynamic pricing. Definitely going to dive into it more and see what they are about though! Thanks for sharing!

All the best,

Josh

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Hey @Alex Case!

@Rodney Sums hit this one right on!

What are your goals for buying a property currently? Also, what strategy do you intend learning/using for your first investment property?

Would love to connect more and help you nail everything down! Don't hesitate to reach out!

All the best,

Josh

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Congrats @German Hall! I look forward to hearing about your success!!

If you ever need anything don't hesitate to reach out!

All the best,

Josh

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Hey @Mike S imai!

I would not advise doing this. If you are advertising on any platform it will make it to the authorities/HOA/townships someway. Also, a new trend that's been happening across PA is that if you get caught doing this your property will then be labeled as a "delinquent" property and you will no longer be able to get an STR license or be able to operate w/ that property AND you will get hit with a large fine.

If you have any more questions don't hesitate to reach out!

All the best,

Josh

If he's in LA County, it looks like they are denying permits for any property that has been in violation within the past 6 years!

Crazy!! It's only going to get stricter as tech improves too! Sooner or later I highly doubt anyone will be able to avoid their counties governance.

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Los Angeles County, California

Not much news has been coming from the Towamensing Trails Legislature but right next to Albrightsville in Tobyhanna they have been pushing towards putting a new STR ordinance in place and I believe the areas around will follow putting more rules and regulations in place

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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

You go @Kay Clinton! I'll be looking forward to hearing about your first property!

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Hey @Brian Goff!

@Christian Ehlers knocked this one right on!

Any home that has 2-4 units will normally be considered a residentially zoned property. It will only be viewed as commercial say if there was a storefront attached to the bottom of the units and the units were on top, or if it were more than 5 units.

If you have any more questions don't hesitate to reach out!

All the best,

Josh

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