BUT, RE cap rates are remain compressed despite being in arguably a major recession, I worry about their sustainability long term especially when the interest rate environment changes. 

Here is an excellent article on housing market expectations on appreciation from one of the world's top investment banking firms Goldman Sachs: What are some of the big differences you’re seeing among US regions?"

My goals are to provide financial freedom for my future family and establish a sustainable safety net if physical limitations prevent me from retiring from my current W-2s.

I've been in Subto for a month, and with the meetups, the network on facebook and Discord, and the daily set of 5-8 zoom meetings, AND local regional zooms every weeks, it's like a super duper space age firehose of value.

But they know they need adequate reserves to sustain them if/when there is a lawsuit or eviction to cover lost rent, repairs, etc.

Financial freedom goes beyond simply replacing your current income—it's about sustaining your lifestyle for life.

Hi Sara,We do see a lot of new construction in NC and SC, but specially in NC.If you’re looking at areas with high demand, Charlotte and the Raleigh-Durham region in North Carolina are definitely worth considering.

Be sure to do your research by connecting with local hosts in community Facebook groups to find out where most of their bookings are coming from.Listing your property on multiple platforms is a smart move, but make sure these are the sites that travelers to your region actually use.Additionally, consider developing a marketing strategy tailored for snowbirds or mid-term renters during the off-season.

Out here in the west its simply impossible to build anything that will sell for much less than 500k when your lots start at 100k to 200k each then permits are 30 to 75k each.. then you build the home thats the reality.. only way fed helps there is to buy private land and subsidize or turn federal lands into developments. the one market that would work is VEGAS as its surrounded by federal land.And from what I see in west coast the regional builders are back to pumping out spec homes as fast as they were pre GFC..

My client is going to file charges against metro flippers in all regions they operate they are fraudulent and never close any loans they send out fake settlement statements and imposter a company that lends their numbers are spam numbers