I declined.  

Not sure exactly how much Tybee contributed to that number, but Tybee is more seasonal as it is a beach location.2)Yes, both sides are STR.3)I am averaging $4815.702 so far since starting in March, but am expecting some kind of decline as the season is coming to a close but not sure how much.4) If it were a long term rental I think it would make anywhere from 3-4000 a month.

Hi @Joseph ODonovan - as long as your reason for declining does not violate FHA as a protected class, then yes (but please proceed with caution; as Catherine has carefully noted above you have to be super careful that they do or do not meet clearly outlined qualifications that you've set for your rental - and if what others have said is true about income being added as a protected class in Philly, then you have to keep it open to those with Sec. 8 vouchers; the sec. 8 process is lengthy too).

The owner of Trusted-Services Homecare declined to close the Safe-Keeping-Bank-Account.

High taxes and declining growth prospects for those cities make it a tough sell from a growth or cashflow perspective.

If I ever did spend several minutes of my usually way too short time reading ANY of this genre of "Top whatever # of cities (or states, countries, etc) that are good/bad/declining/rising" that often pop up, I wouldn't admit that I'd foolishly wasted my time like that!

You (not so politely) declined.  

We know that when it comes to real estate investing that it is probably unwise to overpay for a property in a declining area that has negative cash flow.

Ours happens to state if a partner wants to sell, he must first offer to the LLC, then to the partners together, then to each partner separately if one declines, then to the public.

Most are old and they don't seem to make them new anymore in many cities which tells me they aren't in demand, so I can't advocate for building a strategy around an asset in decline.