It's likely that while the market isn't red-hot, buyers are still willing to pay for the right property.Timing & Interest Rates: You mentioned that you dropped the price after the Fed cut rates, which could have spurred some interest.

Having  leased my properties all three ways my experience has been that MTR are less labor, time and management intensive than STR but more labor, time and management intensive than LTR.  

Both of these areas have some of the top rated Volusia county schools (better than Deland, Deltona, and Debary which are all really hot investment areas). 

I'd recommend reaching out to Jordan Wildman with EXP who's a local real estate agent and investor in the Fort Wayne to get started in the market.Fort Wayne offers a number of different investment options from older multi-families (more labor intensive) to new construction build to rent.

A little capital intensive but still did ok. 

Also, the house is being fully redone top to bottom with good rental and good flip materials for the B community that its in so repairs should be less common than most.The market here is very hot still and this likely would sell quickly.

I live in the Greenville, SC market and it is very hot with new construction and renovation projects.

It's never been a problem, but with the rise of cryptocurrency mining (electrical intensive) and some specific types of indoor horticulture activities (electrical and water intensive), we felt it would be good to hedge against those admittedly small risks.

@Desstani R.Investing in single family homes for short-term rentals can generate higher cash flow and flexibility, but can be management-intensive.

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