I have a BRRRR House hack so to speak in North Raleigh.

I invest in properties myself and I'm also a licensed real estate agent here in North Carolina.

I have been looking into some turnkey providers because I do not have the time nor the desire to be too hands on.

It can be worth some money (Midwest farm land is about $160/ac per year in rent) and obviously land on a popular lake, the strip, or NYC can be be north of a $1m/acre.

(And another one, Orlando, was very close.)Look at North Port-Sarasota and Cape Coral-Fort Myers: active inventory is ~20% above pre-pandemic levels and prices rose >60% during the pandemic.

I am watching him because he has some great insights and his failures will keep me from making those same mistakes.I'm doing my first STR in North Phoenix (Near Scottsdale) in a $725,000 5 bed 3 bath full house with pool that I bought and I'm using high end design, so my experience will be totally different than his.

I'm an 18 yr old from just south of York, PA and a little less than an hour north of Baltimore, MD. 

@Katelynn Quinn For under $1m there are duplexes in west chula vista that can be had that would give higher appreciation than areas to the north of there. 

They have a county option that might be better but I didn't see prices on the properties there nor the addresses of them listed.

Texas has a variety of real estate markets with affordable housing options, while Florida's housing market is appealing to investors because of its growing population, thriving tourism industry, and pleasant climate.Georgia has great housing options and a strong rental market, while major cities in North Carolina are growing in population and job opportunities.