It's also pretty frustrating at times for new entrants to the game, because no one ever gives them the new set of rules and then if they do, they'll change them next month.

Legislators understand where the economic engine is.It also helps that the first $100 million was deployed cleanly—no waste, no drama—so the city walks back into the Capitol with real credibility.This year’s request focuses on building momentum:– Converting vacant downtown buildings into productive space– Upgrading the Belvedere and Convention Center corridor– Advancing LouMed– Improving the Waterfront Amphitheater– Building a modern regional first-responder training campus– Transforming Jefferson Memorial Forest into a meaningful outdoor destination– Expanding sports-tourism facilities that drive steady visitor trafficHousing is another major pillar.

Their business had lots of things going against it, anti-STR legislation was popping up everywhere, rents were rising fast, AirBnB revenue was down.

STR owners need to reach out to Airbnb for legislative help/advice.

Longer mortgage terms mean slower equity accumulation, higher borrowing costs, and potential conflicts with legislation stemming from the 2008 financial crisis, setting the stage for a major debate if this idea comes to fruition.

Quote from @Daniel Bullock: Im new to the RE game, so this might be a basic question - what’s the usual timeframe private investors expect to get their money back?

Mona Scott is a communist who thinks she has the authority to legislate from the bench.

Current U.S. standards cap qualified loans at 30 years, so extending terms to 50 years would need legislative changes and new compliance frameworks.

She runs a Facebook group as well keeping people up to date on laws and suggested legislation regarding AirBnB.

Absolutely, Steve private money has become a real game changer, especially in today’s market where speed and flexibility can make or break a deal.