Hi BP Family, A quick thank you to some of the seasoned REI’s actively posting that strive to help us newcomers understand and use the forum the best way possible!

I know to look for areas that are landlord friendly, have population/job growth, limited seasonal/environmental issues, high rent/price ratio, and areas within my budget (under $200Kish).

Hopefully one of you, seasoned pros might be interested in lending some advice.

We are currently down $4500 for this year, but we will chip away at that the rest of the year now that we are in peak season. 

You are asking a mountain of seasoned real estate investors for their professional opinion and they are here to answer. 

If you can rent the property in peak season for 1% of asset value per week you will virtually always cash flow.  

I am a firm believer in "What goes 'around...comes around" and I wish no calamity on Clayton Morris and wife Natali Morris, Larry Blessman, Nicole Meckley, Linzi Del Conti,Kate Federico (All directly connected to Morris Invest and party to this transaction).Last but by no means, certainly not least, and likely a major player in this SCAM Herb Whaley and allegedly his wife Natalie Bastin at OceanPointe Properties in Indianapolis, Indiana.And Hope against Hope, Clayton Morris could save his reputation not by hiding from his responsibility behind his LLCs , but make everyone he has harmed whole again for those who deserve to be recompensed for the harm done to them.

With the exception of properties that are walking distance to campus or the hospitals, many owners are now STRing in the fall during football season.

It gets you out of competing with hotels and allows you to charge high prices in peak season.

I am looking to connect with seasoned investors who can offer advice and possibly recommend trustworthy contractors and inspectors.