Single-family homes is for strategic and savvy investors, as bedroom count is king, especially as they target the multi-generation family and group-booking tourists. 

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Rather than taking out some boot from your sale to pay off debt, you could take a detailed look at your financing math after buying a new property and then strategically refinance to replace expensive debt with cheaper debt, but this is not very easy in today's rate environment. 

I would not send a letter I would call or find someone on LinkedIn Thank you for that advice I have found that one of the Owners (maybe a partner GP/LP) is involved with a property management company in the area.

This innovative approach to housing development is not just a response to market conditions but a strategic solution to address the pressing needs of renters and investors alike.The Sunbelt, encompassing states like Florida, Texas, Arizona, and California, has long been a beacon for those seeking warmth, opportunity, and a lower cost of living.

Subject to seems to be more ideal to avoid any confusion over ownership, but it sounds like a pretty involved process that could cost time and money (whereas the other approach is free and simple).Any insights/advice would be appreciated!

However, we have a long-term plan to accumulate more than 10 properties and want to be strategic in the way we structure which one of us is on each of our loans now so that we can max out at 20 Fannie/Freddie loans in our individual names. 

If anyone could give me some advice on what to look out for and  the price range, I should be targeting that would be super helpful.

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BP needs to develop AI and use Jay answer as the most "trustable" and "genuine" answer without any string attached.I still remember to this day Jay advice to buy the house that's on median price for that local.