Definitely a great spot to have a multi unit these days!

I’m especially interested in spots with strong short-term rental (STR) demand, where the laws are favorable to investors.I have around $250,000 USD to put down as a deposit, and I plan to finance the rest through a mortgage.

Sherman and Denison are hot spots for sure.

We live in an electronic world so people don't favor doing that anymore.

If you haven't already, look into insurance relocations. 3/2s and above are the sweet spot if the property itself is really nice and in a good neighborhood.

-WoodbineOne of my favorite spots.

I went through the process, and everything seemed to be in good shape: the inspection came back clear, the appraisal was spot-on, and I was excited to get my first tenant in May.That’s when the problems started.

Otherwise, all of the comments I read when I did spot checks seemed appropriate even if they're not conventional suggestions.

The only cost we had aside from closing costs was a lock change fee of 70.00. 137% straight profit, annualized from the 60 day time frame to do the deal, is 822%.The last one we closed last week was a really bad note in a very rural spot in Indiana.

On a smaller building this might be a bit tight, but as the buildings scale up I find that this metric is a good spot to be.