Would love to hear from some more seasoned investors.

And it is often overlooked (and looked down upon) by long-time PHX residentsBut once again, I am not giving advice just observing with a seasoned eye....see what others think....

It was built in the 60s but just got a new roof, HVAC and water heaters were all updated between 2017-2018 so fairly new, and it’s an active mid-term rental making about $3,200-3,600/month depending on the season and he provided all the documents to support that from the past 1.5 years.

If it's a family style single family home or multifamily unit, unfurnished, in non-core areas, the timing doesn't really matter as most likely your tenants a re locals who can relocate at any time regardless of the season. 

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Competition is definitely high on the buy side, and I see more and more buyers coming in as we approach the summer season.

It’s tax season!

The draw to the area for scallop season, which runs from around the 4th of July to around Labor Day.

Hi Sarah,I have a seasonal market here in Phoenix-Scottsdale, AZ.

We agreed on the date of separation (end of season).