This definitely has been a challenge for us since tenant disputes can get out of hand and suck the moral of the specific area of the park down.

REIN helped me get a real boost into the investing world.

So moral of the story is, go in with an open mind and bigger wallet.

I feel like North Charleston can be a very big hit or miss spot so I'd like other investors opinions.In Summerville, there is a 2/1 property I am eyeing that can be converted to a 3/1 or a 3/2 to get a substantial equity boost.

One interesting thing about Charleston proper is it is going through a revival in a redeveloped neighborhood known as Elk City and it is going to be interesting if that helps boost the cities worth.

There will be a boost when the Navy hospital and surrounding development is done, but it won't happen quickly.At the end of the day, this inventory crunch has extended throughout every area in our market.

Is it moral or responsible to try to back out of the contract without cause and with no penalty?  

@Tony Kim - normally I would argue pro dual  (even though I personally rather bring one of my buyers agents in, so I can stick with my seller) - it requires a very high moral and ethical standard of your agent to be truely unbias and a lot don't bring that.If she is trying to influence you to a lower counter that is crossing a line for me.

Gatlinburg remains very strong, and you can find a ton of properties listed there.Secondly, however, is that yes Joshua Tree does seem to be a bit oversaturated as much of its demand boost was as a temporary covid market (not all of it, but a lot), and I would imagine some people are trying to get out of that market now. 

If done right and the area supports that type of living accommodation (permitted and acceptance), it can work but most people will see it as a converted garage (hence the done right part) and rentability will be impacted.We have looked at doing that on a few properties or building and ADU to boost cash flow but the numbers did not work so we passed and found something else.