Out of state investing has its benefits and obvious drawbacks, which @Andrew Johnson correctly pointed out - namely that you can't see your investment all the time and may need to spend a bit of cash to visit.

Indeed, an ethical agent in this situation will keep these details to themselves.ConsConflict of interest: This is the biggest drawback to dual agency and the reason why some states ban it.

Nice houses come with all sorts of additional expenses and other drawbacks.

Class A will have you locked up for 3-5 to maybe 7 or 10 years, depending.The question, as Daniel asked, is "are there are alternative investments that will reliably yield 10% but without the drawbacks?"

With that said, I was wondering if there are major drawbacks with investing in an up and coming area's new build, but also the HOA requires a 12 month lease.

Only drawback to Zelle and PayPal are partial payments.

Drawbacks?

Any drawbacks?

The biggest drawback / con is paying a premium for your GC to source all the materials--they'll charge a markup on these since they now have to navigate the whole process above.

Any drawbacks or have folks had generally good experiences?