Quote from @Christopher Lynch: Hi All, That's a little tough to answer.

I'm living and doing my research for the past 7 months for the Madrid market (and the area around it) - will be great do discuss with some members here and share our experience, toughs, etc.It will also be great to discuss the current market situation and share the news - do you think it is still a good time to get into the market?

Plus, finding a buyer willing to pay your asking price could be tough, especially if interest rates are high and buyers are more cautious.Another risk is that the renovations could cost more than you budgeted for.

We let it ride & then found it was her brother going through a tough separation so occasionally he needed to get away. 

Probably tough to measure ROI for me, but I think it is good idea. 

It also has lower entry price points and cash flow.There's a lot to like about Detroit and I'm happy to send anyone some resources about the market there.That all said, out of state investing in general is tough.

While losing the 2.5% interest rate is tough, prioritizing a business structure that supports long-term growth might outweigh that loss.

Some suggest investing out of state for better cash flow, but that's not an option for me at this time.Recently, I ran into a realtor who suggested mid-term rentals to construction workers as a more profitable investment model.

tough one most notes I have hypothicated lender would only go 50% of UPB 

LTR's are tough to lease right now especially now that school has started.