Beautiful old hard wood floors.

My #1 location is the Highlands, however it is also the most competitive and I don't want to compete with cash offers.I toured the Lakehouse at Sloan Lake - it is a new build with GORGEOUS amenities for a good HOA price - beautiful pool, fitness center, garden, etc.

Naples is also a beautiful place to live/invest.

It's a former beauty that hasn't been given the care it needed. 

URGENT:I am going to look at an investment property today that I will be using house hacking for and it is a beautiful house for a good price.

I know a lot of the beauty of that area can be wide open spaces, but with more city folk like me (with new puppies) wanting to avoid hotels, a fence would be a great luxury.

Our preference is to Kauai as it’s just beautiful and more “exclusive” (homes in princeville specifically!)

@James HamlingWhat a beautiful piece of art...

But I figure that's the beauty of this tool, it provides me with a critical mindset to be able to quickly say "Go" or "No-Go" to a real world example.

There has been an institutional investment of ~$4.7 M and many smaller and mom/pop operators are wising up to parts of the game.Couple the rush of the everyday person/investor looking to secure a place to rest their heads and we have witnessed a push upwards with some speculation saying land prices with rise my multiples in the coming years.Many of these same folk are doing the same things aka waiting on the foreclosure moratorium to be lifted so hop on perspective flood of 'deals' to be auctioned off.Materials like lumbar and concrete are seeing significant price movement upward, leading builders to pause and play in spurts.With all this, my question is, will the SFR market actually cool down or are we in the midst of a major competition hike that will lead prices to only go up for the foreseeable future?