The link to the property is here: https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/3911-E-Henry-Ave_Tampa_FL_33610_M69873-01588?

@Henry Lazerow interesting thought.

Have one of the awesome realtors above like @Henry Lazerow, @Sarita Scherpereel, or @John Warren take you on some tours they know all the neighbors and can definitely get you the information you are looking for.

@Henry LazerowThat’s what I’m planning on doing!

Originally posted by @Henry Ra:Big Bear Lake requires “face-to-face” key handoff for STR owners, implying the Host (or a proxy) physically hand the keys to a Guest at the beginning of their stay. 

Originally posted by @Henry Clark:To build:Land. $225 per your infoBuildings- rough $250,000Infrastructure- concrete roads $200,000????

@Michael Henry Thanks for the pointer! 

@Henry Lazerow What statistics are you referring to?

@Michael Henry thank you.

From a cashflow standpoint, it's very difficult to make something happen unless you significantly leverage an under-used property (example: adding a unit in a building in a basement, renting parking/storage space, etc.)) and/or purchase a fairly undesirable property and invest quite a bit to bring it up to snuff.That being said, there's certainly something to be said for living cheaper and getting an opportunity to learn the trade.If you think about it from the standpoint of price per door, owning a small plex (2-3 units) can still be interesting.Example (desirable neighborhoods excluding DT, Verdun, Saint-Henri Plateau and Villeray)2 br condo = +/-350k Cost per door: 350kDuplex = +/- 550k Cost per door: 275kTriplex = +/- 650k Cost per door: 217kBecause the bank will take into account the lease when looking at your ability to pay, you can apply for a larger mortgage with a plex and the cost per door comparatively goes down.