So question is, do you want to have more management and ROI with higher risk on a STR OR do you want less management, medium/high ROI with lower risk on a LTR?

Does not have to be a first time home buyerMedium to upper income area (80% average medium income)Has anyone used this type of loan within the last couple of years or has any feedback on it? 

It was also at 0.5% rent/price ratio so we were able to more than double the rent by doing the medium term rental strategy.

For short/medium term (months), in the current market, I'm a fan of parking it in a high-yield stablecoin (crypto) using a service like Blockfi.

I operate STRs in a medium-sized city in IL with a couple hospitals, a military base, and some local farming/business. 

Coucou everyone :) I am doing my first BRRR and I am scare.I selected Drummondville as my target area and I am going to specialize in medium low income single family homes. 

The overwhelming trend is people are moving out of big metropolitan areas to medium or small metropolitan areas.

Purchase price: $44,000 Cash invested: $50,000 Converting a 4/2 into a duplex (2/1 each side)Medium rehab, most challenging aspect is separating the utilities, should rent $750-800 per side.

And, in the medium future, keep in mind that if you have to error either way, it's better to error on listing too low than too high.

I like EADO in general and think that's one of the best appreciation plays over the medium/long term.If those things end up being too much of a headache and your gut tells you the house is bad, for the peace of mind I would sell and look elsewhere.