The algorithm really struggles a lot in neighborhoods with a very diverse mix of home sizes and vintages.

.- not buy in a seasonal market, or if i do, ONLY expect to generate $$ in the peak season when i run my numbers- buy something with very low overhead (not an expensive SFH)- make sure it cashflows as a LTR (have a backup plan)- do a more creative stay (glamping, redone vintage camper, etc)

I may run as tiny house village or as airbnb similar to this one called The Camp, or the Vintages over near McMinnville OR.

For illustration purposes if there's a block of identical homes of the same vintage and one was just renovated and you intend on renovating the same vintage home to the same specs (and was of same pre-renovation condition), you can make reasonable assumptions.

Most of my investing capital is tied up in my jewelry business, but I have about $45k in SDIRA funds that I'm looking to invest for about 6-9 month terms.Thanks . .

Here's a hypothetical for everyone on this thread (or anyone else who wants to jump in): Let's imagine your next door neighbor has a vintage corvette in their driveway.

I recognize this to be a vintage thread but I searched the site all over looking for advice on wage garnishment against former tenants on SSID , which lead me here.

People would pay 20% PER MONTH, 240% annual, on a ring or jewelry that they have to leave at the store.

For example:3/2 stick built home vintage 1980s with 1200 sq ft in our area:  Cost $275,000 to $325,000.  

You could get a wrecked, non-running civic from a junkyard for $100 or you could by a vintage Ferrari for tens of millions of dollars.