We’ve always been long-term, buy-and-hold investors, we’ve got about 75 units, mostly single family and small multifamily here in central Arkansas. But like a lot of folks, we dipped our toes into the short-term renta...

If it’s thin, raise rents to market or add value first, then leverage.

Affordability in New England is already stretched thin. 

You’ve gotten the response you deserve for this blatant, self servicing, thinly disguised insurance sales pitch. 

@Hyrum ShinerI would be careful not to stretch too thin on your first deal especially with a $40K income.

The letters help when paired with real deals; by themselves, the ROI is thin.

If it’s a stabilized hold or thin spread, I lock the cheaper, more reliable debt.

Don't spread yourself too thin.

You can try for a variance, but results vary by inspector, some investors have had luck using recycled asphalt or a thin asphalt layer to stay compliant at lower cost.

If someone is just posting thinly veiled advertising, that's a little tougher to police but certainly feel free to flag anything you think might be so and someone will take a look at it.Without the public's assistance a lot of stuff will get by the moderators.