I'm guessing you'll spend at least $150,000 more on taxes and insurance, which puts you at $400,000 a year in expenses for a property with a gross income of $360,000.

There is a place near me that only does direct booking business and has amazing amenities: https://www.sandyriveroutdooradventures.com/luxury-tipis?

I am a part owner in the construction business (small, family business) and we primarily do luxury interiors in Manhattan.I live and own a home in Westchester County with my wife where I intend stay and am looking for the best place to start in my real estate journey.

I have an opportunity to JV with a company that has identified properties and will fix/flip.

I realized I have deep experience as a renter... across multiple markets, city councils, market classes, and building types (I'll list below) over 3 decades and 9 properties.

Sale price: $175,000 Key Features & Upgrades-New roof, fresh interior & exterior paint-Luxury Vinyl Plank (LVP) flooring throughout-New doors with updated locksets-Rekeyed locks & updated hardware-New kitchen cabinets & quartz countertops-Updated bathrooms with tiled tub surrounds, new vanities & toilets-New light fixtures & mini blinds-Full HVAC replacement (686) & condenser/A-coil (688)-New water heaters, plumbing updates & landscaping

and low maintenance beat the wear-and-tear headaches of big properties.

If you are going for luxury.

According to the 'Global Luxury Landscape of 2021' report, the Baixa do Porto and Cedofeita areas have attracted foreign investment, specifically United States and Israel.

For luxury units, have you found that renters care about having larger 42 inch vanities in their bathrooms vs 30 inch?