Quote from @Maya Jones: This type of thing is like trash companies, you will hear it right away from your tenants if their car is blocked in by snow.

If tourism is not a core part of the local economy, policymakers have no public pressure to protect STRs.

Hi Carly, we like working with first timers and we can fund rural.

In a rare show of bipartisanship, eight Democrats joined most Senate Republicans to push the bill to a final vote, happening this morning 10am CT on Capitol Hill.This development is poised to make a serious impact throughout the economy.

I would take a look at the inside of his car.

Even then it will have ups and downs over the years likely moving with the national and local economy. 

Not sure if it's the shutdown or economy but tenants seem to be scraping by?  

He did a search on that car model and color and popped up several cases open from other law enforcement offices from other towns.5.

He has made a lot of grandiose predictions over the years that have not materialized: such as the "hallucinations" issue with AI being solved by now which it hasn't, and predicted that blue collar jobs would be totally gone by now, and that we'd have self-driving cars by 2019 etc. 

At this point, you’re basically investing remotely either way, so you might as well choose a market where numbers are stronger and property management is already built out.Some out-of-state markets that are beginner-friendly with solid rent-to-price ratios:Akron & Canton, OH – Affordable entry points, consistent rental demand, strong cash flow.Columbus, GA – Stable military/manufacturing economy, good PM availability, lots of rent-ready inventory.Huntsville, AL – Job growth + appreciation play, still landlord-friendly.Birmingham, AL – Cash flow focus with reliable PM options for out-of-state owners.Since you already have access to the $60K HELOC, consider using it strictly for down payments rather than renovations.