And this is all assuming you pick just the right price that you don’t sell it for less than it’s worth or it lost it for too much and it sits on the market for an extra month or two. 

Anyone have some go to methods to figure out vacancy or have some first hand knowledge of the Nashville market for MTRs?

I am not sure what the Denver market is like but there are not too many HOA neighborhoods in this area unless you go east in areas like Brandon, Ruskin, Valrico (which are good areas to flip in) or North of Tampa in areas like Land O Lakes, Wesley Chapel & New Tampa.

$75k for 14 units means about $5k per unit to bring it up to market ready rents.

I’m looking for advice on how I can effectively start laying the groundwork while still being remote.Specifically, I’d love insights on:Building relationships and networking in the Raleigh market from a distanceMarketing myself and generating leads remotelyAny tech or tools that might help me stay connected to the local marketAny tips for handling deals or managing communication with clients remotelyI’m eager to hit the ground running when I move, and any advice from those who’ve been in similar situations would be greatly appreciated!

I am still reading through the awesome getting started guides on BP and working out what my strategy is going to be and where my market should be.

Not sure what market you are in but if its in an expensive market you will need a really high income to proceed.

Homeowners investing in large-scale projects might be preparing their properties for sale, making them potential leads for off-market deals.Spot Investment Opportunities:Investors can use building permit data to locate properties undergoing significant upgrades, especially in up-and-coming neighborhoods.

Hey Angela, I don't have much personal experience with the Cincinnati market.

We get about half of our properties from other companies that are tenant occupied so this is very common in my market.