Do your research on it you’ll see for yourself.I’ve tried to find optimal PriceLabs settings but haven’t found any public info for a great strategy yet.

Look for areas with low vacancy rates, good schools, and proximity to amenities like shopping centers, parks, and public transportation.

Its up to the public to decide to trust them with an up front deposit or not..

Since the March 31 FOMC meeting, there has been an incessant flow of Fedspeak from various public engagements.

It has been lucrative over the warmer months (April - September) and has allowed me to make upgrades to my building, however, I don't believe STR's in Anchorage will make sense once the city passes its new regulations.https://mustreadalaska.com/public-hearing-new-short-term-rental-licensing-fees-and-fines-proposed-for-anchorage/?

Just read some actual real life publications of this happening in the San Bernadino County California so this type of project is definitely possible.

I'm currently considering an off-market potential deal in GA and would like to do a quick sanity check on my underwriting with your help:Land Size: 96 acresDevelopment Potential: Zoning allows for 3 houses per acreLocation Perks: Public water.

As a Realtor you know what the general public is seeking from homes so you can advise on upgrades and finishes and what the ARV would be.

The last few scammers I dealt with had looked at public records themselves also and had done a pretty thorough job assuming the identity of the real owner, so just making sure the names match public records isn’t enough anymore.

I think there is a public mindset that purchasing and selling homes are compensated activities... but not so much for other alternative assets... a double standard.