We do have a static IP and 1gig fiber to that property.For the residential needs, one property is a tri-plex and the other is a SF/STR property.

Painting with a very broad brush (as going into every community and intricacy of Hilton Head on this platform would be too long of a message) a few suggestions would be as follows: MTRs - If this is your niche in real estate - you honestly may have more success in Bluffton for MTRs.

Wouldn't be a bad idea to brush up on them. https://codes.iccsafe.org/content/IRC2018/appendix...I have been thinking about building my own tiny home also.

Wikipedia✅ Significant and sustained population growth: Never invest in any location with a static or declining population.

But the labor costs wont affect the flooring costs which will be static nationally more or less.Also, if its a lower class rental, doesnt seem that unusual.

Looking for the brushed steel look, I like to avoid the white looking appliances.

Who buys roller covers, brushes, etc?

If the population is declining or static, prices will rise little or even fall.As mentioned in the thread, part of the problem is lack of inventory.

Do not buy anywhere if the state or metro populations are static or decreasing.

You might rent a skidsteer mower and mow the weeds and brush to make the property look cleaner.If the property is big enough split.