Is around 100k a high enough budget to have something attractive enough rented out each month?

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Not sure about Subs, but the whole Contr playing field sounds a lot weaker there....just a hunch2) This could just be the people you are attracting or getting unlucky with....just a run of bad luck.

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To mitigate this risk without using an LLC, consider:Umbrella Insurance: This provides additional liability coverage beyond your standard homeowners insurance.Equity Stripping: This involves placing a lien on the property to make it less attractive to potential creditors.Land Trusts: These can provide some anonymity and protection while allowing you to maintain personal ownership.Insurance:Ensure you have comprehensive insurance coverage, including:Property insuranceLiability insuranceFlood insurance (especially important in Florida)Loss of income insuranceLegal Structures:While you've decided against using an LLC, consider consulting with a local attorney specializing in real estate investments to explore other potential legal structures that might offer protection without the tax implications you're trying to avoid.Property Management:Given that you're based in Europe, consider hiring a professional property management company to handle day-to-day operations, tenant screening, and maintenance issues.Market Research:Thoroughly research the specific areas in Florida where you plan to invest.

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"Attractive cap rates and medium to low vacancy" is spot on.

It is a 3 bedroom with 1 bathroom. 1 bathroom I don't believe will be attractive to potential students.

I would look at comps for high durability designs that are still visually attractive.