I recommend you do same quick exercise with the real numbers and determine if the profit justifies the risk and effort.  

Hi @Roberto Ramirez,Building to rent in this area is a very popular strategy right now with how heavy the rental demand is, and the relatively high return that you can see through this model.

This is how I analyze risks and make risk-adjusted return decisions:Identify the Risk: Vacant units could be a sign of high vacancy rates. 

Requires high FICO 730 and LTV 70% or lessPenFed Best Credit Union $25 to $500k 10 yr draw.

I’m debating if I should sell it and invest somewhere else where property taxes aren’t so high and maybe deal with one tenant in a single home.

We were interested in the condo deal with Cindy and Damon Robbins due to several key factors: High Profit Potential: The purchase price of $294,500 and the sale price of $634,888 offered a significant profit margin.

Ranching is not foreign to me, but as an investment property I wouldn't be operating it.The seller is only willing to go as high as a three year balloon.It is on a well and has a septic system, both of which I would pay to have inspected prior to purchasing.

Partner Driven was interested in the Burning Lane deal in Stony Point, NC, due to its high profit potential with a purchase price of $162,000 and a sale price of $290,000.

Just out of curiosity why would you recommend an Umbrella policy if the underlying policy already has a high limit of say 500k or 600k?

They are high value areas where people want to live and make great areas for STRs.