The market wouldn't be able to absorb $120/month for 20ft containers.

I'm curious how fellow investors are thinking about this scenario.If mass job displacement occurs:How would rental markets respond when income stability vanishes?

Here’s our OPINION for the Metro Detroit market (use as a template for your target area!)

The home had the same renters for nearly 20 years at below market rents.

MikeI find most multi family deals in C areas that are in the verge of gentrifying or in tertiary markets like you are looking at!

Property managers and agents can be really helpful as well as they’ll give you insight into the market and could have some opportunities for you down the road.In the meantime, try researching the areas you're interested in.

I'm currently looking to connect with:Experienced real estate agents who specialize in investment properties, particularly those suitable for short-term rentals in Fayetteville.Investors who have successfully navigated the short-term rental market and can share insights on property selection, management, and maximizing returns.Finance experts or lenders who can guide me through funding options for investment properties, including conventional mortgages, FHA loans, or creative financing strategies like DSCR loans, hard money lending, private money lending, seller financing, and cash out refinancing .My background is in long term investing.

So much so that I'm working with the PL team to help bring this to market :>)Please check out Property Llama and let me know what you think!!

Hey @Christian Artuso 👋🏽I’m RE agent + investor in the Chicago and Northwest Indiana markets.

Hey Pedro, if you want to build equity quicker, then you'll wanna buy properties well in the market value that likely will need to have some work done to them to get them fixed up.