I saw some charming 2 family brick row houses in Greenville for under $300 on the Redfin real estate app.

This makes sense if I can dramatically up the rental rates, but since rental rates are suppressed in St.

A quaint town that has a good main-street (like Hudson, WI) is a charm pull for those looking to get out of the cities, but still have access to them.

Baltimore's culture is quirky and it's called Charm City because it has a certain charm, but does not broadly appeal to everyone.

However, I want to then begin the journey of transitioning from healthcare into real estate (not a quick transition I know), but while we love smaller, more charming, charismatic cities, I am curious if they'd be too small for investing. 

We actually love the charm of the older houses, and recognize that's a little bit of a different market than those looking to rent new built apartments.

I originally purchased this house as my primary residence during the pandemic with the goal of renovating it while keeping the charm of the original features.

If you want to be successful you do not throw money at every tennats whim.I have a 35 year old stove in my personal home that I have repaired multiple times and works like a charm.

If it is bad enough that can suppress rental rates but a family looking for $2000/month rental is not going to consider $3000/month units.

Purchase price: $220,000 Cash invested: $51,000 I originally purchased this house as my primary residence during the pandemic with the goal of renovating it while keeping the charm of the original features.