Yeah, this definitely comes up more often than people think, especially in NYC with long-term rent-controlled tenants aging in place.Legally, you’re right — you can’t pressure or push her out; that could land you in hot water for harassment.

And honestly, that 14.99% interest rate with 3 points is on the higher side for hard money.

I’d probably try to buy something a little farther out or on the pg side, but honestly renting and investing dp in stock market isn’t bad either.

When you say College Park, most people think outside of 285, but that sweet spot off Main Street is hot. 

Make one side an MTR and the other side an STR.

Hey guys, our Cincinnati forum area has been a little quest lately so I thought I'd spice it up and propose a new hot little area some ppl here might be interested in.

We keep our hot tub in Pigeon Forge at the same temp all year round. 

Note I expect my underwriting to be on the conservative side in every facet.  

Materials and labor are still up, and margins feel tighter—but demand for updated, turnkey homes seems strong in a lot of markets.Some spots like Raleigh, Phoenix, and Atlanta are still hot for flips, but I’m wondering:What markets are you active in right now?

Quote from @Daniel Bourdeau: Hey all — just wanted to share some quick thoughts from my experience running a short-term rental here in Chicago and why I think more people should be paying attention to the Midwest.I’ve been house hacking a 2BR in-law unit in Portage Park (NW side, not touristy) for the past 2.5 years.