Our houses were in the 85% range last year, and now we are consistently around 75% occupancy.

@Mohammed Rahman Thank you for sharing your insights on alternative real estate investment strategies.While funds and REITs offer the benefit of a hands-off approach and consistent cash flow, I'm also mindful of the potential limitations in terms of equity growth and portfolio expansion.

Gaining funds and creditworthiness via consistent employment might facilitate loan qualification.

I don't know if flipping consistently would be a smart use of my overall time.

“It's clear" means there are no encumbrances on the title, but that is not consistent with having unpaid taxes.

Stay the course and be consistent.

I get that monthly cash flow on the investment property isn’t the only factor and that real estate always goes up and now a days - going forward will probably just go up in a vertical line indefinitely, but if I don’t intend to sell the property due to tax purposes I wouldn’t be capturing the price appreciation, it would be the cash flow. idk, I’m probably overthinking this lol.

It is an exciting strategy to capture both cash flow and appreciation that the Southeast has generally been experiencing. 

My marketing efforts have built a network of consistant referral base for people interested living in a community environment.

If in contract soon, investors can capture the peak season and make their property tweaks or improvements in the low season.