Anything in 38104 is solid. 

I have family in construction who have looked at it and feel it has fairly solid bones and I like the location and think it's on the way up.

Hey @Raif HarrisTo get a solid sense of occupancy rates, look into tools like AirDNA or Mashvisor, which offer specific short-term rental data, including occupancy and average daily rates for different areas.

Crazy but true.Here’s a CSLB chart, if you go the individual and homeowner verification route, you’re gonna need a lot of supporting evidence of competence and testimony from who you worked for etc.  

For example, a few years back, I was working with an investor who wanted to break into the Phoenix market - a solid choice, by the way, because of the rental yields—and we ended up uncovering an off-market duplex that wasn't even on her radar.

Your strategy sounds solid on paper, but moving extremely fast with lots of moving parts and a lot of debt. 

With this being a high rent home and them being solid tenants, that is something we must keep in mind (but also not allow us to act foolishly in the name of retention).

Trusting lenders, agents, and contractors can be tough, but building a solid team and doing your due diligence will help ease that process.

The vast majority of business owners are not committing crimes, and tools already exist to go after the ones that do.For example, a certain political family has dozens of shell companies shuffling money from foreign entities with no discernible evidence of conducting business.

Tampa’s a prime spot right now, and starting with fix-and-flips is a solid choice for building capital.