As you said, bridge loans are always a popular quick choice however, we have recently seen lots of interest with our refi/DSCR services.

You have no choice but to respond with legal action.I am stating here my humble opinion regarding these matters, but I believe it to be valid.

What’s in it for you is building a clear picture of how money really moves in real estate so you can make smart choices instead of guesses.

You have no choice but to respond with legal action.I am stating here my humble opinion regarding these matters, but I believe it to be valid.

@Arthur Luay At age 40, if your goal is to save for a down payment on your first long-term rental, the best option depends on your timeline and risk tolerance—but here's how each choice stacks up: A savings account offers safety and liquidity but earns minimal interest.

So double check with your tax professional of choice.

Once you lock that in, everything else (furnishing, pricing, even platform choice) becomes easier.👉 Curious — what’s the biggest challenge you faced when setting up your first MTR?

Offer them a choice at renewal:Option 1:Stay, but sign a smoking addendum that includes:Fines for each violationMandatory remediation chargesRegular unit inspectionsClarification that the next violation = non-renewalOption 2:They can voluntarily move out at lease end with proper notice.Most long-term tenants choose Option 1.5.

For now, I’ve opted for a SFH in an established majority owner occupied neighborhood, Thanks for the insightSmart choice. 

That said, I still think short-term rentals are an excellent investment choice over the long-term.