I'm a local PGH guy myself and finally took the plunge.

However, before taking the plunge, I want to ensure I've explored all aspects and considered potential challenges.I'm particularly interested in hearing from individuals who have converted their property into an Airbnb/STR.

Howdy folks - I'm taking the plunge and moving forward on a cash purchase of a turnkey property from Rent to Retirement in Akron, OH.

Although property prices plunged by more than 50%, rental income remained unchanged.COVID - Almost no impact.Eviction moratorium - Almost no impact.However, owners of C and B-class properties are likely to be seriously impacted if there is a significant recession.

So I don't know if should pull the plunge, because doesn't matter what routes I take im not making too much. am I missing something?

Now that the big day has come and gone, me and the wife are ready to take the plunge.

Unfortunately I know of many agents that were convinced to quit a good paying W2 job and make the plunge Into real estate prematurely.

I wish you the best of luck, and glad you didn't take the $40k plunge.

Find the sub markets with job growth, R/V ratio at least at .8%-1.0%, reasonable prices, and appreciation. 4)Analyze deals and take the plunge.

I got a call last week that there was a clog in the toilet, he tried to plunge but didn't work so we called the plumber to snake it and found out it was TP.