I built some new construction up in Ocala area and it was uber frustrating as well getting permits my GC I hired though finished the projects although it took way longer ( not his fault) So for us it was not a great investment we made a little return but nothing that was commiserate with the risk.I think this is an issue with FLA  with the uber growth going on  etc.

I don't know if you can use an escalating rent clause in your area but if you have a high season I have in the past used a clause that increases rent for overstays.

DSCR in NYC areas has been trending north of 10%.

I wanted to post on here and see if anyone has any Property management referrals in the Cleveland area.

During our monthly market study, Marion Oaks (Ocala) consistently stands out as the area with the highest demand for new construction housing.Below are some of the markets we analyze, along with their average months of housing supply: - Palm Bay: 3.4 months - North Port: 4 months - Port Charlotte: 5.4 months - Marion Oaks: 2.2 months - Silver Springs: 2.8 monthsStudy Criteria: Single-Family Homes Built in 2022 or later, 1400-2400 sqft.

@Vida Lolitaa what area are you looking in ?

This happens in many areas of the tax law. 

I am closing on a multi-family (3-4 units) buy & hold investment in East Boston.
Purchase price: $969,000Down Payment/ Closing Costs: $113,000I am in the process of buying my first property, using a 2 for 1 buydo...

I understand how if you live in a state where you can implement penalties for late payment (this is day 11 now, so today she is out of the mandatory grace period) it may be easier to incentivize residents to pay on time (in Florida, where I live, they start eviction proceedings on the third day after you are late), but in areas like Baltimore that are more tenant-friendly, what do you do to incentivize people to pay on time?

Hello BP Community,I am looking at  a turnkey property in the DFW area.