They also have limited market access in many areas because Goosehead has issues with the quality of business they write due to limited "hiring" standards. 

Hey guys, I know most of the time it’s important to buy in a landlord friendly state so this way you’re protected in case of an eviction & it’s in favor for you, the investor.My whole strategy has been to have tenants that have vouchers to section 8 bc of payments being guaranteed depending if tenant needs a lot of assistance.My only issue is that I am in a tenant friendly state here in NJ.

Core 4 Is book by David green but you can see the podcast on YouTube it’s the four people you’ll need to properly invest out of state.I invest on the gulf side and Atlantic sideThe one issue in FL right now is insurance.

It sounds like a tough situation, and I'll do my best to help in a simple way.Firstly, it's important to know that you're not alone in facing issues like this.

This can definitely help as far as making the right adjustments to your strategy (since it sounds like you had 4 qualified leads and you don't want to lose out on another, that feedback is crucial; they completed the applications but didn't proceed past that point - sounds like it could be a deposit issue). 

With the newly passed lead laws, the state seems to be getting much more strict about demanding landlords have a Certificate of Conformance for lead based paint issues on both the inside and outside of the house.

Only issue I’m having is there are only 2 parking spots out front.i’m looking to pick other commercial investors minds.

This ROI is calculated as the net return from short-term rentals divided by the sum of purchase price, closing costs, and renovation costs.The largest yearly expense is attributed to mortgage repayments (53.4%), followed by turnover fees (11.8%) and utilities (7.21%).Below, you will find a chart showing how the seasonality of vacation rentals impacts gross revenue throughout the year:This chart provides insights into the relative strength of each season.

As the Treasury continues to issue new bonds to fund Congress’ tremendous appetite for government spending, we should continue to see volatility in the bond market, and by extension, mortgage rates.

Purchase price: $85,000 Cash invested: $45,000 Sale price: $172,500 This was a relatively straightforward project.