Hard money and private money loans can ultimately feel like high-stakes games, but if you have the appropriate plan in place and add a little comedy to the mix, you'll discover that the trip was well worth it in the end.

PLEASE NOTE: I want to sell by mid-October and with current market volatility, considering renting for a year if necessary and listening as Rent/Sell.Upsides to RentingLuxury condo that presents well, in a growing neighborhood that should appreciate well.3.375% 30 year fixedWilling to hold long termDownsides to RentingNon homestead taxes will be 14K Annually!

Considering they are brand new, with a finish out well above and beyond the rest of the neighborhood I don't anticipate "nobody else wanting them" Thanks for your sarcasm, though

Additionally it may be the cities you have invested in as well. 

I'm interested in talking VT real estate or meetups, feel free to DM me.Hi Hunter, Would love to connect to see what you have out there, looking to connect other investors in VT as well, especially south of VT :)  

Wealthy 2nd homeowners looking for someone to manage their home 11 months out of the year will gladly pay higher fees if you can demonstrate you’ll properly take care of their home and perform well.

If you want something longer-lasting, cedar and redwood are great—they handle Houston’s humidity well, though redwood is pricier.

There's also regular inspections of both the living conditions and conditions of the home, and I've known some LLs in my area to fail for really stupid things (like a broken screen that the tenants must have broke), and if you fail no money until you pass. 

In Charlotte I typically use Hejirika Law, and the folks over at Doyle and Wallace are great as well.

I have been looking for SFH and Duplexes as well and found a "potential" cash flowing duplex in 32209 and began investigating forum discussions on this city.