What Bruce says about new homes is accurate.New communities CCRs needs to be reviewed so you are not stack in a property that can't be rented out.ROI will be very los what I see in new communities is 10yrs in average, it will all depend on the time in the market.Another thing with new communities in those growing cities is that they are not investors friendly for LTR as the rent price tends to be lower than in other market.However there are plenty of opportunities in North Dallas, many other cities with growing population are great to invest.

For me that would be on the water of Lake Michigan (because I'm from Los Angeles and even those houses are cheap for us).

Hello, I am evaluating an Air BnB Property Management company that I was considering acquiring in Los Angeles.

We were Airbnb our home in Los Angeles until the city guidelines shut us down and had to rent it out for a long term rental.

I am exploring options for purchasing a multi-unit property with a SFH (2b, 1ba, with a detached garage) and 2 ADU units (1- 2b/1ba and 1- 1b/1ba) in Los Angeles.

I have no debt and am currently able to save at least 3,000 per month with my current job as a Firefighter in Los Angeles.

. - 6% cap rate reflects a nice safe part of Los Angeles, California, a prudent investment, not one that will make anyone rich overnight, but a place that higher net worth individuals park wealth to preserve it (imagine the depreciation write-off). 6% cap rate also tells us, right off the bat, that we're going to be in the ballpark of 60% LTV.- We will stipulate that this is hypothetical. 

We manage +100 properties in the San Fernando Valley and Los Angeles area.

Ich selbst bin in Dubai geboren und in Wien aufgewachsen – die Luft vermisse ich sehr, jetzt, wo ich in Los Angeles bin.Beruflich bin ich auf die Unterstützung von Erstinvestoren spezialisiert, die in den Immobilienmarkt Dubais einsteigen möchten.

I own a MTR management company in Los Angeles and can attest to what others have said here.