Frisco wasn't a thought, and McKinney was farm land. 

Some people treat their STR like a hobby and others treat it like a business.You don’t know the numbers are based on if owners use it 3 months a year themselves, or manage it themselves and have STR knowledge or farm it out to a competent or incompetent property manager.In one area I invest in, the biggest players are all large direct booking sites with hundreds of properties so their revenue doesn’t show up on airDNA, etc.Use conservative numbers and understand your skills in terms of getting a property to be unique, marketing, listing management, etc. or the competency of the PMs you are interviewing.Good luck!

In Nevada there is a required sellers disclosure of any issues past or present with the house.

This is a long term and expensive strategy, so maybe try the others first.It's like farming.

Just don't want to build anything on our farm land :) The lot It is 200 yards away from the highway and less than 4 minutes from the interstate.

I have State farms on my main house & attached ADU, but since they are NOT issuing new policies in California, I have been unable to find an INS company willing to just provide INS for my rental.

Healthcare, banking, farming, and  manufacturing are our big industries.

Preferably someone with experience in farm properties.

At RAD Diversified, we offer investment partners the opportunity to invest in income-producing farms and cash-flowing properties like residential & multi-family with substantial value-add opportunities.

I think it's fine to risk a small portion of your net worth on a gamble, but everything else means betting the farm.Speaking of farm, here are 50 acres in Hilsboro for $3M https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/NW-West-Union-Rd-Hillsbor...Dang, maybe if I..?