The best short term markets have very few residents and millions of visitors.

For your situation, I believe a cash-out refinance is more suitable then a HELOC to achieve a better interest rates.

The one I've found most useful is www.biggerpockets.com but there are others as well such as meetup.com where you can network with local investor groups to stay up to date with the market. 3) Use video tour websitesAfter you've found a suitable property in the local market, I highly recommend doing a video tour of the property to get a better feel for it.

Maybe shipping them to the country into concrete boxes wouldn't work, but certainly almost every urban area has some section that would make a suitable red-light district.

Iv been looking on the MLS and everything in the area are overprices SFH or condos,  I'm looking at something suitable for a house-hack or BRRR.

We found how tight the rental market is and the soonest we could get a suitable place to live was about sixty days out and rents were way higher than I’ve seen since I moved here in 2005.

While it's a semi-rural area, many visitors come from all over the states to visit a park just a few miles down the road.

What’s the big pull for visitors?

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@Steve Adler a lot of variables at play here man, and to be honest I'm probably not the most suitable person to be giving such major life advice, but a couple things do come to mind.