Crime, political strife, it will all be under water in 20 years due to climate change...things like that.If you do the research, coastal states rarely make the top 10.

Quote from @Kevin Polite: The hardest part is getting set up in QB.

Be polite and considerate of their time. 

Even things like corporate finance, FP&A, etc.  

The metro area population of Montgomery in 2022 was 367,000, a 1.94% increaseResidents and large corporations are attracted to the State of Alabama's pro business climate of low taxes and Sun Belt weather.

Chief among them is the soaring price of property insurance within the New Orleans market and the second obstacle is the city's political environment that does not favor STRs.

For example, Inheritance tax, capital gains tax ( not planning on selling but just in case), etc. do we create an llc within a trust or do we create a corporation. my accountant recommended a c corp and doing a title transfer but from the research I've done the leaves us liable to capital gains tax.

I've listened to a lot of @Jesse Vasquez's content and my plan would be to develop relationships with agencies, hospitals, corporations, and other businesses to 2-3+ X my revenue and hopefully create long-lasting partnerships.

Seems like a no brainier.For Example$2,000,000 property at 6.75 Cap20 year corporate tenant . 10%increases every 5 years.$700k down 1.3m loan at 6.5% amortizedover 20 yearsYou would make $18k a year in Cash flowWould pay down $31k a year in principalAfter the first 5 years.

I don't agree with all of the local laws and politics in California, but its still a great place to invest.