I heard somewhere buy C property in B area and attract A tenants.

Attractively priced properties still receive multiple offers, often above the asking price.

But I'm attracted to the asset class, and the possibilities for scaling and financial independence.My time at my current job (almost 15 years of tenure) is winding to a close, and years ago I swore to myself that this would be the last time I would have "a boss".

However, something to consider is that in midwest markets, big multi family properties tend to attract lower quality tenants.

Or you could use the money and go looking for a better property - that would attract better tenants.

It’s time to put yourself out there and start attracting clients.

The rental yields here are also quite attractive—duplexes, in particular, can provide a strong cash flow.2.

It's very attractive to me to have 3 houses that would all be free and clear in a year and a half but it would take much longer to get my money back.

@Nithin ThampiBuilding-to-Rent (BTR) communities are newly built neighborhoods designed for rental purposes, offering shared amenities, low maintenance, and attractive properties.

The beach community may be attractive even if a mile away depending on the micro location, is it walkable, bike paths, coffee shops, restaurants etc.