I am responding to this post for you from a contractor point of view for 203K.

Those areas have far better skiing (WAY taller mtns), far better hiking (WAY taller mtns, better views) & WAY better fall foliage (a New England specialty).Here’s a great summary, courtesy of Avery Carl, of the kind of numbers you can expect down south (including complete pro formas).

I would normally spread this money over a view real estates and go for the long term, but for short term and having the stock market crashed, I am thinking to go all in there.

What property managers do can be a lengthy list, but from a 30,000 foot view they oversee the properties and the tenants and handle the day-to-day maintenance requests, resolve tenant issues/disputes, collect rent, enforce late fees, help you through eviction process, market the property, etc. 

This means, I get about one lead per 40 landing page views.

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@Ron Flatt I agree with your view, but do wonder how much the baby boomers will effect the market in general.

One told me that due to the virus, average days on market are higher, and viewing of houses has taken a dip as well.