At least in the warmer climates, they are quicker turnaround, durable, slick, different, and cheaper to make than the wood-framed houses with fewer people involved.

At least in the warmer climates, they are quicker turnaround, durable, slick, different, and cheaper to make than the wood-framed houses with fewer people involved.

You want land that is desirable, ether due to location (warm climate, population center, near water, island, etc.) or what is contained under ground (gold, oil, etc.). 

-I analyzed hundreds of deals for zoning, financing potential, exit strategies, regulatory/political climate, seasonality, tourism trends, and so much more.

.* Warmer climate in the southeast * Checks the boxes on both snow bird monthly rental & vacationers for STR in the summer*Price range under 400K*So... what submarket with attractions, attracts YOU !

I am not sure how exactly this would fit, if I were to go this route though.I know it seems like the above is a lot of information so I’d be happy to clarify anything or answer any questions in any gray areas.This property is an opportunity I would like to pursue and given the climate of the housing market in rates I know deals like this are hard to come bye which is why I do not want pass it up.

FHA used to require a pest inspection on their loans in Michigan, but stopped decades ago.With warming climate, they may become a bigger problem in the future.Would ask the pest company for proof of an infestation before going with their "sales pitch".

Lexington has been growing exponentially for the last 30 years and it is still growing because of what you mentioned: climate, shopping, attractions, and proximity to Columbia, not to mention Lake Murray.Lexington traffic is very heavy daily and 10 minutes is usually not enough time to get to Columbia.

I'm curious how hard of a time people are having finding properties to BRRRR given the current market climate of the real estate market and BRRRRing becoming a very well known strategy thanks to BP podcast.

We can’t expect things to be status quo from the last 2 years, it would be ignoring the current economic climate entirely.