Between Nashville (TN) and Tucson (AZ) Which place will be better to invest in AirBnB? 

@George Cal Nashville and Indy are my personal favorites.I bought a duplex in Indy last December for $155k, did a light rehab and it rents for $2,235Last week I was looking at deal from my agent in Nashville, it was a turn key duplex for $250k with rents of $3000 with room to get to $3200

I'm an active investor/flipper/coach in the Nashville market.

I’m a new investor to Nashville, TN.I have wholesaled one deal ($20k profit), and just bought my first multi-family (3 apartments in East Nashville).I am partnering up with my realtor on future endeavors (BRRRR, flipping, more and wholesale deals) and am wondering whether it’s worthwhile getting my own GC license.I enjoy designing and creating, and while have no construction experience... am a little control freak, and haven’t had many good experiences with GC reliability / professionalism to date.I know there are liability risks, etc. but I’d love to hear from other investors who have either got, or considered getting, their GC license as part of their overall investor strategy.What were the factors you weighed up, and why did you choose the path you chose?

Looking to remove a wall to extend bathroom and basic cosmetic work around property.

My name is Rick, I am 24 years old new to the cash flow game, I currently work at Bob Cat of Nashville, as a rental manager. thank you for your help

We are in the Nashville area in what seems to be a pretty hot market and both interested in long term buy and hold, but would we be better off holding out to buy something until the market declines?

We have just jumped in and bought our first fix and flip property in the Greater Nashville Area. 

Currently my father lives in Nashville (retired) and is willing to take car of any properties I purchase.

Currently my father lives in Nashville (retired) and is willing to Manage any properties I purchase in that area.