I'm Wyndsor from Wyoming, passionate about real estate investing and new to the game ready to dive in.

It will probably only get used during the winter. and I can see some maintenance issues too with all that moisture inside it would be easy to get mildew or mold growth started if it is not maintained properly and often. also it is traditional to follow up your time in the sauna with a dive into a nice cold lake (or pool), or at least you might want to have a cold outdoor shower nearby. personally I would spend my money on something like a hot tub before I bought a sauna.

Let’s dive into it further.How is AI utilized in the operations of a real estate portfolio?

Live here, though.I'm deep in the RTP area, too, investment wise.

That is how fast things are changing.The more I think about this, the more I realize how deep the impact will be on our job market.

I didn't dig too deep here, but at least one SC county notes on their website that your interest in the property doesn't actually vest until after the expiration of the redemption period. 

Hi Shivani, first off, take some time to research and figure out which market you want to dive into.

Do a deep dive on the property too, checking it's all clear to sell and there aren't any hidden surprises.

As many others have recommended, I would definitely do some deep research into an area to understand what housing rates and property taxes look like in the areas you are interested in.

Evan is right, I have been deep diving and analysing the STR market for a while now and you quickly come to realize that a decent home and location for LTR doesn't at all equate to a successful or profitable STR.