My name is Nick, I am 26 years old and live in Long Island.

Realtor here from Rhode island!

Similar endeavors are underway in Rhode Island and Telluride, focusing on assisting first-time homebuyers and developing affordable rental properties.One significant strategy employed by these governments is the utilization of tax-exempt financing.

However, I'm from Long Island, NY and cash-flowing deals are very hard to find.

I watching Jack Bosch talking about this strategy. In his land profits webinar. Trying to understand it. Thx for replies.

Hi - for Orlando, bedroom count is usually key, as this area serves multi-generational families in larger single family homes.Look for a good HOA resort zoned for short term rental (ie Windsor island, solara, reunion, encore, Storey lake, etc) and depending on the size of home, most will come with in ground spa/pools, with the exception for the majority of margaritaville units.We do manage some townhomes with a hot tub, and it does well ($75 per month to service a hot tub), but beware as an investor that guest nightly rates for townhouses and condos will be much lower than houses, as you are starting to compete with hotel chains when you start talking about 2 or 3 bedroom investments. 

I live on Long Island and are looking to get my feet wet this spring.

I wanted to ask, is anyone here actively still flipping Staten Island homes in 2024?

The kitchen is what's sold me in my first house and it'd a great lay out in my current house.My next house I'll be a bit more specific - bigger deeper sinks, pasta faucet even if I only use it once a yesr for a big jug of summer iced tea lol and a dishwasher, walk in pantry are on my check list.I feel other amenities like skylights or big windows, cellars for dry storage would be cool too but I'm not really a big baker or canner lol.Now it's got me thinking - imagine a hidden island?

AirDna seems to be the goto place for rather accurate data.My STR on Dauphin Island generates about 50k yearly.