What property Class/risk do you intend to invest in?I

It all depends on the areas you're looking in, I would advise focusing on the median priced homes, those types of areas normally don't have a lot of vacancies in my experience. 

I’ll say, her tenancy is the only one where the property looks better now than it did when she moved in. I

The property I'm considering investing in is a multifamily facility, ~600 units with 95% occupancy, and the play is to increase value by renovating the units and holding for 4-5 years.

If you think the area you're in is well-suited for travelers, I would go ahead and get settled as an STR before regulations come sweeping in like V.G. said.

Anderson, IN is an area I have seen success for both flips and BRRRRs. 

After going back and forth, taking the property off and on the market, bobbing and weaving on the price, waiting a couple of months to see any real action come in, I landed a client that was interested in the house.

Tom quick question on the seconds you may do in the states you work in.. is there an automatic NOD provision on the mortgage/deed of trust..

Account Closed I am still using Rently almost a year in, I went from 2 lockboxes up to 5, I service mostly the San fernando valley but I expanded out to west covina and one property in rancho cucamonga.

The town I am in is rather small 35,000 but has a good sized college.