Another approach is "house hacking," involving the purchase of a multi-unit property, residing in one unit, and renting out others for short-term stays.

We're hoping to rent a unit to an employee of a company- Basically, the company is assuming the costs of the rental and paying for it for their employee to stay in it.

If you are evaluating a REIT, it would be wise and prudent to do your homework and select the appropriate professional to guide you.

Stay away from this. 

Neighborhood vs vacancy: Some areas that are marked very safe e.g. west central and north central (Amwell, Hillsborough etc) have properties that stay in the market for a very long time.

Also if there are ones I should stay away from, that would be much appreciated also.

Are there any guidelines for situations like this where the tenants would need to stay somewhere else while the renovation is in process?

And nationwide is staying up 30+%.

Because of this I am not too worried about a real estate crash, although I don't exclude a correction, especially if interest rates continue to stay elevated in 2024.Curious to hear your thoughts on this and how/if this is affecting your investment strategy.Thanks,AntonioFigure 1 (source: St.

I guess the downside of them staying until September is having the money tied up until I could move onto the next property.