@Ryan RoppNot my working area (I work with STRs/Airbnb investors here in Colorado), but I'm from Springfield, MO on the other side of the state line, and from what I hear that whole Bentonville area continues to have a lot of money pumped into it by the Walton family with Wal-Mart.

So, yes, even with a 24-month lease, they can legally break it under those circumstances.

Better to pay cash for rehab or wrap into hard-money draw?

I would love to hear from seasoned investors about their experiences and advice.Hi Clarence, If you're looking to invest in real estate, I will say New York is a very expensive and hard market to break into. 

Water backed into the bathtub, and some seeped through the base of the toilet. 

Specifically the waste pipes needs to run into a Y in the yard then to the street.3.

The property features 750 sqft of office space, with mens and woman's bathroom and a break area, also has an attached 40x40 shop area and a gated yard all on a corner lot.

Delaware statutory trusts are another passive vehicle that is 1031 compliant and will allow you to later sell and 1031 back into bricks and mortar if interest rates are more attractive.

Your not appropriately considering risk into your analysis.

Quote from @Ezekiel Trevino: I have been looking into different types of real estate investing.