Depending on the property and location I will do STR but my sweet spot is Long Term Rental.

And with that much incessant demand coming down the pike every day, there'd be plenty of lousier options mixed in with those secondaries.

I manage about 100 units, a mix of Commercial, Multi-Family, Single Family, and Warehouse.

However, when a change in the mix of inventory toward smaller homes is accounted for, the typical home listed this year has increased in asking price compared with last year.The median list price per square foot increased by 3.8% in May compared with the same time last year.

How many times have you seen a good woman get mixed up with a bad man?

Columbus' mixed economy and growing numbers make multifamily properties good.

An example of this would be mixing your personal money and LLC money in the same bank account.3.

There is no doubt that I knew the comps better than the appraisers who had typically entered none of them   I have had mixed success appealing the appraisals.  

My loan rate is at 3% which is pretty sweet, but still doesn't help enough with the cashflow situation.

For example if local rents are $3k/mo and your house hack in $1k in the red, thats a sweet deal.