That knowledge gave me the confidence to take on short-term rentals as part of my investment strategy moving forward.The First DealIn May 2024, while my girlfriend and I were traveling, she found a multi-family property in a city near us.

I just moved to Panama City Beach and am excited to learn about the market here.

I am in South Houston and looking for rentals and flips south side around La Porte all the way down to Texas City and Alvin.

Quote from @Marc Shin: First, you should let us know what state/city you live in because the rules sometimes change, and we can't give you solid advice without knowing where this investment is.Generally, you can give them a 30-day notice.

I live in Denver, CO but I have found a great group in Kansas City that provides great single-family home properties that are newly renovated and turn-key for long-term rentals (I'd be happy to connect you).

Based on the 1% rule, this doesn’t seem to make sense.However, the city and area we live in retain property value because of the schools, community, and location.

@Stevens Jaquez hire an experienced eviction attorney and be sure they explain your options throughout the process.Not paying the electric may be seen as retaliatory in some states/cities.

I’m not sure where you’re located but I’m located out west of the city in the Elgin area.

Hi everyone, I am looking at getting into the section 8 rental market as a foreign investor, what are the "best" states to invest in, in terms of cash flow and actually working with the city to cooperate and pass inspections.Is there anyone on here who could point me into the right direction of anyone that has done this, or the best way to go about doing this?

To give you a background, I have a property in Maple Valley City in Washington state with a clear title paid off for land.