I always used to ask for last 12 months of meeting minutes to get a flavor for discussions + financials to see reserves and budgets.

All have their different flavors, and challenges.

Hipcamp is great because you get that special owner-operated flavor even if its just a primitive campsite with an outhouse 100 feet away.

These are important questions to ask before making offers on any property.Financing an investment property comes in many flavors but it all leads back to the numbers and what DEAL you can find.

You can look learn more about them using this link. https://ficoforums.myfico.com/t5/Understanding-FICO-Scoring/The-many-flavors-of-FICO-Editions-versions-and-variations/td-p/1197617These scores are different than the ones you'll get from Credit Karma or your credit card or bank accounts.

For now, I'm just looking to get a general flavor for similar investments in northeastern TN.  

If you reach out to local realtors (find the highly recommended ones in the area via a web search), they can be a great resource for finding good property managers in the area, including a flavor of what you'll find in the area, names to reach out to, and probably names to stay away from, too.

Houston or Beaumont are grimy, but have flavor. 

@Kevin Raye Also my last post assumed you were doing some flavor of the BRRRR method, or flips, or something other than purchasing turnkey properties where you have a way to recoup capital out of any given deal.

Hi @Drew Hoffos, I have done both apartments and non commercial properties, they are just different flavors of the real estate game.