@Mark Stevens it depends on a lot of factors--such as the grade of the property & neighborhood, the rent price, whether the unit is at, above, or below market rents, the availability of tenants, the supply of competitor rentals, the priority that the property has with the PM (which depends on the ratio of how much revenue the property is going to generate for the PM versus how much hassle the property is for the PM to manage), the PM's level of experience with advertising & placing tenants, whether the characteristics of the property match the needs and desires of the tenant pool, etc., etc. 

The short term rental market has changed slightly, lots of folks in Stowe have come for the short term rentals and have stayed.Our state is very desirable and even through the pandemic, many landlords have seen great profits.

They are retired and on Social Security, so I do not want them to be responsible for a mortgage payment.I'm looking for a strategy that will allow me to combine the need to get my parents in a new living space where they do not have to pay much on a mortgage with my desire to invest in St.

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My wive's illness put an end to the desire.

For a site that claims 65,000 houses sold and an easy way to buy and sell houses, they leave a LOT to be desired.

Squeeze pages only really work when you have something desirable behind door number one to give away.

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Here are a few things to consider:If, at the moment, you have capacity to own 10 – 15 units, I would stay with small multies for several reasons:A.You can finance them with 30-year salable Fannie/Freddie mortgages.B.Don’t put all your money into one asset – several smaller multies will offer diversification.C.If you buy the right ones, they will tend to be more desirable to a wider cross section of tenants.D.Per unit CF is higher in small buildings than large.E.The management learning curve may be too much on a larger buildingF.They are easier to liquidate

Our plan has to be completely customized when you mix in the city's requirements and our desire to maximize square footage.