Debt is attractive to most people because they don't have the funds to do a project and instead of saving for years this is faster and easier but things go wrong and if you don't have reserves you can quickly find yourself in trouble.

I think of it as the rent where I can READILY attract GOOD tenants and also KEEP them more than 2 years on average.

They had an incredible view, which attracted a ton of weekend bookings.

Here’s a comparison:Income reliability and net cash flow: In Las Vegas, a fourplex in reasonable condition costs about the same as two single-family homes, but they attract very different tenants.

They bring higher tenant turnover, limited cash flow, and attract traditional tenants who aren’t your ideal long-term buyers.

I'd try to get a 6-month lease at a below-market rate to attract a tenant.

You have to attract interested parties that are willing to sell you their property cheaply because they need to vacate ownership for one reason or another.

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I think the winter market concerns are really primarily only really worrying if you are looking at a larger SFR attracting families to due the "school year" issue - but other types of strategies I don't think its as much of a concern