Even Lake Tahoe, NV has properties under 600k that if you manage them correctly you will cash flow. 

Lady posting is the true owner of a 1969 mobile home 2 bd 1 bath, 684 square super close, not on, Lake Lanier. 

We get a lot of Cali investors for low property taxes, favorable landlord/tenant laws, no state income tax, stable population growth, job growth, tech growth, world class Lake Tahoe close by, and that we're a short flight/drive away from most of CA. 

Also have some experience in ground up, but large lake houses versus MFH. 

My wife and I purchased our first property two years ago in Salt Lake City for a good rate at 4.29%. 

See all of the Lakes around you. 

You don’t think Lake Nona is far enough away?

Take a look at the lakes region area of NH. 

I'm looking at 2024 and wondering if I should make a move on a short-term/mid-term/long-term rental.I look at the GREATER Atlanta area, Decatur, Lake Claier, etc, and prices are just crazy. 

It's situated on the most prestigious lake in the county, and what's particularly noteworthy is that there are currently no other waterfront properties available on this lake.As someone with a background in real estate and a passion for investing, I'm excited about the potential of this opportunity.