The BRRR strategy is popular among real estate investors as it provides a way to recycle capital and maximize returns over time.

Recently I've turned my attention to homes in towns that surround traditional popular destinations hoping to get in where the average home goes for a little less.

Condotels are popular where I am here in Florida and offering fractional rights on pre-sale is great way to get some initial capital locked in up front.You will need to draft up some legals and use an attorney for that but it might be worth your time/money.

The home is also next to a major road in Michigan that leads to local malls, major businesses, restaurants, and other popular cities around the area.

Detroit stood out as an unexpected frontrunner, registering the highest year-over-year home price growth among the metro areas analyzed in the report and surpassing Miami for the first time in 16 months.Detroit has transformed into a metro area, gaining popularity as an affordable destination for higher-tier housing.

Although after posting here in BP it may get so popular that they will revisit this rule of thumb.

But I would buy very solid Bs in many of the popular C & D markets: Houston, Columbus, Cincinnati, Cleveland to name a few.

But as far as I know, mid-term rentals are mostly popular among tenants who needs to be in NYC seasonally or need to rent for 3-6 months before they decide on the property purchase and areas they want to focus on.

Further more I think many investors invest with certain sponsors based on their on line popularity and not really on the merits of theie past achievements or should we say track record. 

Popular places like Lake Placid have very restrictive rules and Saranac Lake is discussing new rules for their community as well.