For example in Tampa its younger and a lot of people are fine living next to an STR and they are more likely to be a friend than a foe. 

Make a little money on the price and a little on the interest rate.

I live in North Georgia and a few people have said the town in general has declined since the casino was built but I figured that would draw more interest and the numbers still look pretty good.

So, I am both a buyer and a seller at the same time, right before the election.

The team has to consist of a local realtor with experience in the areas, a lender with experience in commercial lending, and a contractor. 

I recently talked to a Bay Area investor who sold her SFHs around 2020 to buy OOS (I think her markets were Dallas, Atlanta, and a few other cities) and now she's regretting the selling those.

You might get 100 inquiries in a day, but everyone is a dud, and a waste of time. 

Property managers want your business, but after they get it, having a one-off isn't really a good deal for them and a bad deal for you.

Again, that is if they decide to go forward with the sale, I guess worst case is that I obtain the equity and a mortgage at 3.75%...

Seems like the document signing function has given me and a new tenant issues, and the application process was mostly good but the application export to csv isn't great.