I’m an agent from Los Angeles that has sold going on 5 multi-units to LA investors for the purpose of both TV Production housing and AirBnb.Their cash flows are very healthy thus far, although this will depend on how you finance the acquisition.

@Nick Brubaker, this all depends on what loan product you are looking to get into. 

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They are slow

I’ve struggled to find better than 5.5 amortized to 30 year in a commercial loan product

Oregon Is mean to us developers tax wise..But that does not slow down the great growth here and building opps.. its spectacular  for guys that cant compete say in the Bay area were values are so astronomical..

Research the competition in your area, make sure you can provide services that will keep your house booked & able to run with minimal time/effort from you and if you can offer a product that guests would want...

As a rep for LVT products  for over 30 years I'm telling you that one it voids the warranty to use carpet padding under it; two any pad put under a click lock floor MUST have an ULTRA high denisity and be very then, nothing of which you are going to find in the realm of carpet padding.

I have found that people will tend to handle rent raises better when they see that it directly correlates with improved service or product.

Slow to hire, quick to fire.