My biggest hope with anyone that chooses to invest in our area is that they are not only doing it for the financial gain but more importantly as an investment into the community itself. 

I like Columbus Ohio because I see it being one of the biggest metropolitan cities in the next 10-20 years, all signs are pointing here!

I am seeing a lot of incentives from builders

@Kevin Kim    The biggest issue is with NEW co-renters regardless of orientation.

HI Kev, we helped a lot of luxury STR investors this year utilize the accelerated deprecation tax incentive, I would actually suggest checking out the bigger pockets featured tax preparer section and sine it's likely a considerable reduction definitely not try and do it yourself..the investment in high quality reliable tax advice is essential to any investor tool kit. 

We don't have gas out there now, but we do have power and sewer/plumbing in the garage because of the permitted rec room and bathroom.My biggest question is the ADU designation.

It always seemed like a not optimal way of creating incentives, loyalty, and good relationships with them in general. 

The biggest issue for Baltimore and frankly any rust belt city is the rise of remote work, Baltimore is cheap for a major job center, but it’s not that cheap period, pretty much any area west of Frederick county or east of the bay bridge has ample housing stock for sub 300k and imo a better quality of life, so the one thing that Baltimore has going for it pre-pandemic which was a pretty solid mix of Fortune 500 companies located downtown has been significantly reduced & downtown is a ghostown now.

Renter may break contract early with $5,000 penalty and 30 days noticeAdditional context: Hawaii is a hard market for locals and first time homeowners to enter.Aloha Daisge, Given the current market conditions in Kapolei/Honolulu, IMHO, I don't think that those terms are attractive and will not be much of an incentive for locals or even Military PCSing into Oahu. 

I like Columbus Ohio because I see it being one of the biggest metropolitan cities in the next 10-20 years, all signs are pointing here!