But with prices rising in cities like Austin, Dallas, and Houston, do you think the market is still a smart investment or is it getting too expensive for returns?

Next month we have one of the local city councilman speaking about the intersection of local governance and real estate. 

Like many tourist destinations, Dublin suffers from extremely high rents pricing many local residents out and to try and negate that there are a number of rules placed on short term rentals in the city.

Investment Info:Large multi-family (5+ units) wholesale investment in Central City.

In case it's helpful, here are the companies around the twin cities which I've had the best experiences with subbing out different projects at my properties:For any electric work, I've had good luck with Stafford Home Services. 

The city recently inspected the property and determined that a converted garage was poorly constructed.

Can't seem to edit the post, but I wanted to add the markets I have presence in: Atlanta, GA and surrounding areasDallas, TXOklahoma City, OK 

I've been looking in both Rochester, NY and Buffalo, NY, but also looking at neighborhoods on the borders of these cities.

After reviewing the city ordinances, I have a couple of questions about STR regulations.

Thanks so much in advance.Asking price: $1,035,000Offered: $995,000Space: 3,920 sq ft $18.53 rent per sq ft = $72,672 CAP rate: 7.3%Lease Type: NNN in Condo building Existing tenant: Dermatologist with other 3 locations in the same city since 2008.