its amazing.Now to be fair.. in super cold climates your range is stunted.. 

A person that's blind needing a seeing eye dog and also some sort of anxiety disorder needing an ESA, and are two different animals.While this is unlikely, I did have several inquiries recently from potential applicants saying they have multiple service animals. 

In addition, cities can change their STR rules at the drop of a hat, so you want to make sure you understand the political climate in any area you plan to buy an STR to get a feel for their appetite to regulate STRs.

There are a ton of benefits to investing where you live and work for the folks that are sticking around Seattle for the long haul... although a friendlier business climate around would definitely be nice.PS: My family's home in Cupertino, CA is a 3-4 bed ranch house, midgrade 1970s construction, and its worth 2.5 million dollars.

I agree with alot of the other investors... first I would see if there are ways to increase your NOI...also looking ahead if you see the area has a history of appreciation then maybe its a long term play but using the FHA loan is great if rates are low and values are low but in this climate you gone have to put 20-25% down to get that cash flow you are looking for.

But, that depends on the type and size of the septic system, your local climate, and the number of people using the system.