(tax accountant with real estate emphasis)

I have been looking at rental rates on the basis of what my max rate return could be/what type of people are in the area, but I think I have to look at the potential house as a product I am trying to sell with less emphasis on what my opinion on a cities tenants may be.  

Multi fam deals have more emphasis on due diligence deadlines which is where renegotiation happens a lot.

Even some flying is better. 2) From meeting to meeting, the majority are new faces and hard to be connected. 3) The theme presentation is too emphasis on sale.

I've got a son now (more on the way) and am putting much more emphasis on a work / life balance than I was a few years ago. 

Emphasis on "It always costs more" "It will take twice as long".

The renovation should be consistent with current design trends, there should be emphasis on replacing items that lead to deferred maintenance (Capex), and lastly property management.

I place an emphasis on "see," as my observations are backed up not by data but antidotal observations.So for those of you with a horse in the race or boots on the ground, do you have any insights on the current state of the rental market in Butte (especially with regards to single family homes)?

For the past several months, I have been targeting small multifamily with an emphasis on cash flow as a means of progressing towards financial independence.

Fannie Mae 10% down loans for second homes/STR properties are not going away April 1st just in case you heard something different.A pic of my lake house that I used a 10% down Fannie loan to buy for emphasis.