If you are below market rent and a tenant vacates it could be faster.Mostly I ask these questions in hopes of educating other newbie RE investors.Because the expensive cap ex items last many years, I fear your expenses likely do not allocate properly for these costs and your cash flow is worse than you realize.I believe the current market is challenging.  

Thank you Hey if i had any advice just don't lose faith in the process and don't let fear dictate your time and readiness to make a move that you have been thinking about some time.

But to protect their land, fund their programs, and build their legacy.Of course, fear creeps in: “What if this hurts the legacy we’re trying to protect?”

Buy for quality and be comfortable picking up properties with old peeling paint wooden siding and pricing the purchase to include installing vinyl siding and new windows.I keep a portfolio and am actively buying, deals are back now that home owners are out while interest rates are high.I've been in this business 16 yrs and it's always with the fear of city ordinances putting new regulations on us with and the sky falling.

While these expectations are not realistic, being the real estate agent who advises the investor it makes sense to save up rather than buy the property lacking fundamentals because the lousy SFH in Cleveland, Detroit or Philadelphia (just examples) is all that investor can afford or the tax professional who pushes the investor to purchase the terribly performing STR for the sake of depreciation rather than advising the client on the long game and tax benefits of sustained well performing ownership, or the attorney who uses fear mongering tactics to sell expensive asset protection services to the investor who holds no assets and the list goes on.

My fear is that they might be more focused on the marketing aspects of finding investors through educating the average investor.

I fear my selections has been lost.  

I was convinced he wanted to help.I'm sure there are quite a few others that were scammed but are reluctant to come forward, fearing they will lose all their investment.  

With housing supply being so limited in the NW, lots of people fear that STR's take away opportunities for owner-occupants and can pass laws limiting or banning the practice, which would impact your investment.My first question is what your goal of owning a short-term rental?

But, I give them a small shred of credit; this is really the first time the Fed is acknowledging some labor market worries.The Fed is Still Worried about Tariffs, but Now Admits May not be InflationaryTo be clear, the Fed still fears “inflation in some categories of goods.”