I’ve got spreadsheets that I’ve created with the data that’s useful to me.

Having said that, I modeled out 7 investment options and used historical data to predict the future returns.

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Really I was just hoping a PM with a lot of properties had data to share.

Exploring foreclosures, REOs, or sheriff sales can be good opportunities, but they require due diligence and possibly some cash reserves.

@Jimmy Leaton If you can rent out your primary home and it can be cashflow positive to help with upkeep from maintenance, repairs, and any bits of vacancy then it's worth exploring more.

However, after a successful first wholesale deal, I realized wholesaling wasn't the right fit for me and I took a break from real estate to explore other opportunities.I'm now excited to dive back into real estate investing and am eager to network with other investors and real estate professionals in the area.

I'm currently exploring that through Airbnb arbitrage but I'm not sure if the numbers are stellar given how high rents in Oakland are compared to how much I could charge travel nurses 

To buy a multifamily property without a large down payment, explore financing options like FHA loans, VA loans, and conventional loans.

When analyzing a potential short-term rental (STR), especially with fluctuating rents and occupancy due to seasonality, you can break it down like this:Monthly Breakdown: Look at historical data for each month.