I want to own multiple properties within the next decade and as of right now the I think the buy and hold strategy appeals to me the most.

My favorite target is a $75K SFH that has curb appeal but needs paint, floors, appliances, blinds, landscaping, etc. 

However, you'll probably keep it occupied most of the time.Thanks for the response - although it sketchy im hoping to add slight curb appeal to attract lower enlisted due to its proximity to the base - it has a pretty modern inside  

@Alan Robert Litz In my opinion as a Realtor and investor in the valley, the real appeal of SFH investing is in the appreciation.  

It is a 3/1 in a nice neighborhood, 1025 sq/ft, great curb appeal, privacy fenced in back yard, and a roof leak. 

Hi everyone.I’m new to the community and was after listening to one of the recent podcasts, I was left wondering: Will the appeal of single family homes increase in the coming future as opposed to small multi family homes due to the fact that people won’t want to be coming into contact with other tenants/neighbors for social distancing concerns?

Careful not to ruin the curb appeal.

Sorry to be cheeky and I know some investors have great success with SFR, but I just don't get the appeal.

They also completed a 25 million series B funding in summer of 2019 that values the company at 127 million, which is a good signal for expansion.What appeals to me about this model, is you can go buy a couple acres of land ( Hipcamp suggest a 2 acre minimum), make some minor infrastructure upgrades and then build a couple A-frame tiny cabins, some yurts or simply just a clearing that would allow for someone to pitch a tent.

Pictures are designed to appeal to a “turnkey” type buyer so they might be nervous they have to deal with stuff.