Hi Everyone, I'm a rookie real estate investor with one short term rental in South Carolina. 

We find, acquire, manage and find operators for high-cashflowing AirBnb-approved properties across the US.Do a lot of business in the South and Southeast.

When you're eviction attorney tells you that it's a nightmare trying to evict someone, it's time to pack it in, or at least consider another market.I would say many of the South East markets, such  as TN, FL, and certain TX marketss, have fair laws for landlords.

I would say that Philalephia is general is not a "sexy MF market" like you hear about in the SunBelt or South and I think there is less inventory in general.

However, the rapid rise in housing costs is dramatically impacting people who live and work in Worcester, pushing them farther west and south in search of more affordable options to buy or rent.

I am in a similar situation with multiple investments that have gone south.

Most areas that aren't A or B neighborhoods do not support new construction without some outside subsidy funding. just look at south side chicago were you can buy an exist 2 flat for what 100k that will need work so maybe 250k all in those properties even with the lot for free would cost double that to build today.. if not more..

Hello BP community,I've been an RE investor for a few years and just relocated to South Carolina.

Let me know if you have any specific questions, I am happy to help.Hi Nadrew, I have a cleaning company in South Florida.

San Antonio Texas has some one percent deals on the south side.