@Maria Rina BoidonI personally would probably keep a cash-flowing and not management-intensive property.

This can help you get into a property that otherwise would be too capital-intensive for a single investor.7.

If you are still exploring markets to invest in, Nashville, TN, is a hot one! 

-If the tenants wanted to, they could contact the City and get you into hot water.

I assume Vegas is just as hot as your part of Texas and an expensive ac unit is $6k.

The hot markets for STRs last month are different from the month before.We are dissecting the info.

-They will pay for most maintenance, excluding large capital intensive items.  

Hartford, typically- is a time intensive, managerial headache. lets just say that the reconstruction of everything went nearly perfect.( Which if your first decision is to skip the professional planning process. seems highly unlikely. ) Anyways lets table this thought for a moment.  

From a guest experience perspective, in the summer months it gets hot in Pittsburgh and window units is not the best experience.I couldn't get insurance with knob-and-tube wiring, so that was required.

We had a minor flood from a 100 year rain storm that caused damage to our furnace which meant no hot water for showers to 4 units.