The property I'm building will be located in Hampton. 

Problem with that might be that your GC won't watch the prices on labor which is ridiculously high right now: these mandatory 3 estimates on big jobs might be from couple overpriced big companies and one lower from a friendly company to your GC.You first need to build relationship in the area to know what the prices are generally: labor, materials, location of the property, desired finishes.The last note: good properties go with much higher prices than min bid, because of very competitive market.If you buy a property for $100K, it will be totally different rehab cost, quality of finishes etc than a property for $500.

Many say California's housing shortage is even worse than many think so that probably bodes well for the more affordable locations in SoCal moving forward.http://www.santacruzsentinel.com/article/NE/20170828/NEWS/170829674http://abc7.com/business/air-force-contract-expect...Good luck!

I am located in the Greenville, NC area.

The thought was to find location where renting will always be in demand.

As with all homes, location and price range dictates demand but overall Tomball is a highly desired area with good amenities so a well-priced property will sell.  

Service charge if property is located in building with multiple owners (150-350 € p.a.)Also, depending of the nature of your contract you eventually are liable for stamp duty (10 % of one month rent, upon signature of the contract).In overall very dry deal.

Are you a licensed agent in the state where the property is located?  

I wanted to reflect on my Airbnb's performance in one of my units i have located in Jefferson Park Chicago.I put together the attached analysis to look how my occupancy has bee YTD.I started doing Airbnb in this unit in February of 2017.Curious to know how other peoples Airbnb is doing in Chicago?

It's in a great location, and is really a beautiful property but has just been neglected for some time.