It just came out this month and will hit every question you have about that in my opinion.

Most turnkey guys are doing great if they're hitting an average rip of $10k-$20k.

As a market the size of India moves, that put's added pressure on other markets being hit with reciprocal tariff's to "play-ball".

Loan to value ratio: The higher the loan to value ratio (LTV) is, pricing takes a hit.

If the tenant's concern is that their credit score would take a short-term hit from the credit report, then I think it is a legit concern (if their credit is slightly less than what it would be when they're trying to apply for new rentals, for example).

Lastly, the price point is still very cheap here in the sense that you can still find investment deals that hit the 1% rule for 120-180k!

It’s not the same as residential design; you’re designing for guests you don’t know, and your space needs to market itself to hit your revenue goals.I wasn’t expecting my posts to be controversial, but I respect different perspectives.

He ensured that the structure, HVAC, plumbing, and electricity were well-maintained, and rarely had anyone coming in for maintenance fixes.

It's like the house knows you need the money and something breaks.I happened to have hit financial independence/work optional, but it took 19 years, a couple of live in flips (currently on my 3rd with a wife and 2 kids), paying off my primary home, moving to a lower cost of living area (Houston to Maine), and the sale of a business to push me over the top.

I have an idea of an initial investment and returns I would like to hit, but would love to speak with those of actual experience to see if my numbers are realistic.