SE Salem and Central Salem are probably at the end of the list, boasting the cheapest prices in the city.

On this specific project, I went for a little more ambitious agenda as the property at hand showed an ARV of AT LEAST 325,000, the property was two story, Property had a converted garage, and boasted a square footage of about 2,400 sq ft.

On this specific project, I went for a little more ambitious agenda as the property at hand showed an ARV of AT LEAST 325,000, the property was two story, Property had a converted garage, and boasted a square footage of about 2,400 sq ft.

On this specific project, I went for a little more ambitious agenda as the property at hand showed an ARV of AT LEAST 325,000, the property was two story, Property had a converted garage, and boasted a square footage of about 2,400 sq ft.

On this specific project, I went for a little more ambitious agenda as the property at hand showed an ARV of AT LEAST 325,000, the property was two story, Property had a converted garage, and boasted a square footage of about 2,400 sq ft.

I interviewed several property managers and all of them boasted that they have a less than 2% vacancy like it was something they accomplished.

Truth is they want to boast or want to sell you something.

Generally, these classes love to boast about the rehabs that they bought for 600k, put 150k into, and sold for 1mil and made 250k off of.

Arizona has a ton of water available to it, the City of Prescott boasts a 100 year back supply. as do many towns around the state. 

In our market (Orlando) STR CAN be quite lucrative, but most of the people I know with STR here are not seeing the ROI that people boast when they say STR is more profitable.