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Updated over 6 years ago, 08/10/2018

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Vincent M.
  • Investor
  • Westchester Co., NY
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STR Areas to research

Vincent M.
  • Investor
  • Westchester Co., NY
Posted

Hello,  

I am trying to get started in real estate investing and from reading this forum and learning all about the different options out there, short term vacation rentals seem to coming up as one strategy that maybe worth a deeper dive. I have some experience with rentals (20 Co-op's for my In laws) and I have a SF long term rental that has ran itself for 20 years. Definitely been lucky with that.  That being said, I think I still have a ton to learn about the Short term industry

One area that keeps popping up as a hot market right now is TN, (gatlinburg / pigeon forge) which I am starting to look into.  There is ton's of great info on here on that area that I am reading up on.  I know many of you got in there over the past couple of years. Is it still considered an solid area to invest?

I guess my main question though would be what other area's should I be looking at. I would like to stay on the eastern half of the country, and I would also like to include beach areas (Vs. inland such as TN) as a comparison.  I say this assuming that in the south eastern part of the country, I would get closer to year round rental income Vs. lets say the Adirondacks in NY.   I would also lean more towards B to A class properties vs lower.  Glad to do any research needed if you guys would suggest a couple of markets where its currently feasible to run cash positive over the year (Some appreciate would also be nice).  I would be managing myself remotely so settling on an area with reliable ground teams is also important. 

Appreciate any feedback

Vincent

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