Modern architecture, unfurnished rental going for about $2700 per month (2016 - 2020).

That said, I am thinking bout building a nice home or buying one that's still very modern (2500 sq/ft min) and will rent to students (similar to me) that will be attending school with the Air Force in future years.

I have about 4 or 5 pages of them and trying to find one is getting like a search for a needle in a haystack, or in modern parlance, locating a 4-byte string in a 4k cluster of data without a search function.

I am just finishing my required education for my Residential Builders license and will begin working on the education requirements for Real Estate Salesperson and possibly Limited Appraiser later on down the road.I currently am renting, and in about 2 years my finances will allow that to change, in the mean time, I have plenty of time to do some market research into a few cities I have in mind to move to and start buying houses to fix up and modernize to eventually rent or sell.

They both have solid economic and demographic trends, modern/diverse economies and industries, strong rent ratio's, reasonable property taxes and insurance and favorable landlord/tenant laws.

I guess in a way I was like a modern day wholesaler I never listed on MLS I ran my own adds and made both sides.. again not going to happen much in todays world.. 

I brought modern day marketing techniques to a century old industry.. you talk about making money.. holly man.. when it was good it was VERY good.

Newer buildings will have less repairs, and have more modern features, and likely higher rent.

I would stick to a cosmetic fixer uppers and choose a more modern look as your finished product.

I have a SFR in Tacoma and just got a notice from my insurance company (First American Insurance/American Modern) that they are not renewing the policy.