Agreed, if the rent the tenants are paying works for you (i.e. on or close to market value) then it can be very much a positive.If they are paying under current rates then that's more of an issue.

I've been thinking about how to best utilize my current residence.

Credit score- the higher the best. 760-780+ generally gets best pricing for investment property loans with most lenders.

BP community, you guys are the best!

Additionally, property taxes and HOA fees are often higher in these developments, and it might take time for rental rates to stabilize.

There is low vacancy rates, guaranteed rent, and they stay for a longer period.

Would love to hear your experiences and what’s worked best for you!

Legal and regulatory considerations include landlord-tenant laws, property tax rates, building codes and zoning regulations, and insurance coverage.

. :) If you have insights regarding best practices for offering and/or structuring the equity idea over seller financing, I’d love to connect and chat about it.

I keep hearing that it makes sense to focus on markets that have strong economic and population growth, but there's really no overlap between population growth, economic growth, low prices, and low taxes.So my question really is, what's the best way to get out of this?