However, once I decided to rent it out, I focused on analyzing the rental market in the area, ensuring the property was priced competitively to attract reliable tenants while generating steady cash flow.

I am breaking into the real estate investing game and I find this strategy very attractive.  

There are a couple of new home builders that are offering attractive interest rates to investors.

With rising home values and relatively low entry prices compared to other metros, Indy continues to be an attractive spot for investors.

I'll tell the landscaper to put me some cheap colorful bushes out there and some colorful mulch as much as I hate mulch cause it attracts termites.

This surge is attributed to the ongoing construction boom, exemplified by Aligned Data Centers’ groundbreaking on a 72 MW project.Despite power supply limitations, Hillsboro’s data center market thrived in 2023, attracting significant investment and becoming a highly sought-after location.Top US Data Centers Areas: Northern Virginia - 48.3%Dallas-Ft.

And pool maintenance can be tricky; it’s attractive to renters but requires diligent care.Are you planning to manage bookings yourself, or are you considering a property management company?

It really matters the avatar/who you are looking to attract to your rental.

It seems like a great opportunity, but as someone based in DC, I don’t know much about Salisbury.I see that it's fairly close to a hospital, which could be good for medium-term rentals (MTR), and it's also near a university, which might attract long-term renters.For those with experience in this market, I’d appreciate your thoughts!

The difference between the 2 is a liability costs you money each month vs an asset makes you money each month.2nd Point, As a realtory, you goal should be to be a listing agent, I don't think you have a had the chance to host an open house and try to attract clients as a realtor, you should at least try it a couple times, but at the end of the day hosting an open house to find clients is not the tool it used to be.