Biggest thing is not looking at the most popular homes on the market and focusing on deals that have sat a little bit of time.

Idaho is becoming so popular and Boise and Coeur d'Alene are becoming so expensive that I do believe people will continue to spread eastward so I'm guessing there will continue to be appreciation in Pokie.

@Chris JuddIt definitely is popular. 

I see Biltmore Fashion Park is popular, but curious to hear what anyone else thinks.Thank you!

That way I could make more in appreciation as those hidden gem locations gain popularity in the future.I heard that NC property tax for residents and non-residents is the same and the number of properties owned does not matter.

These were more popular a few years back when rates were lower and the market had more inventory.Why 203K and not just use FHA?

via AirDNAhttps://www.airdna.co/blog/7-s...Myth #1 - Popular vacation destinations or bust.Myth #2 - The ROI on STRs isn’t what it used to be.Myth #3 - There’s a high barrier to entry.Myth #4 - STRs are a full-time job.Myth #5 - Regulations take the R out of ROI.Myth #6 - Seasons change, so should you.Myth #7 - Hotels are the arch nemeses of short-term rentals.Thoughts? 

Clients told me that they have a housing shortage, so landlords can still get top dollar without having to make improvements.So, if your property is in a popular area and market demand is strong, why would you make unnecessary improvements NOW?

The two most popular accounts being Solo401k and Roths. 

Such as:Quarts countertops and backsplash in the kitchenremoving the carpet in the bedrooms and installing LVP and upgrading the closets in each roominstalling a new AC unit (mine is ~20 years old but still kicking)recessed light fixtures, etc.I do have abt 40k saved to do such renovations but maybe I should look into Cash-Out Refinance only so i can use that additional money saved for another home...I bought the home at 230k and the value now is abt 280k.I just came to see what the popular opinion is.