Sunriver is a very popular vacation destination, much like Tahoe.

Quiet town, apartment close to a school so it has been popular with school teachers.

No coincidence that these are some of the most popular suburbs being sold to out of state investors on BP.You probably did a lot of them a great service by allowing them to read this and get unbiased information on the future of their potential investments.

It's not a DIY strategy by any means, but it's a popular and effective one.So, she has some options, but if this is about depreciation recapture and not some other weird thing, her first move is to fire that CPA and get a new one.

Plus they're not occupants so it may not be as heavily regulated.Currently in the U.S. there are 6 major markets they're in: San FranciscoSilicon ValleyLos AngelesNYCSeattle AustinChicagoSome of those places (i.e NY & LA) are obviously more popular than others but it's interesting because there are other cities that don't have much of a presence on the site - especially with things like film shoots, like in Philadelphia or Miami.

A more expensive property ($450-500K) with less return (due to higher price point) in an area that has job growth and population growth, up and coming popular scene, cap rate around 5%, about a 1.5hr drive from me.  2. a medium expensive property ($300K) in area with good schools, cap rate about 7%, local to me (15min), low crime, nice town, stagnant or slightly decreasing job growth and population3.

There were several other speakers and I actually attended it to catch another popular speaker live.I’ll try get more info for you guys.

From what I can tell so far from market research, it seems like rental popularity is really trending up over the past 5 years in Evansville and the surrounding area.

MFH is going to be tough because it's popular and plenty of people are looking at it to invest.

Section 8 is very popular in many parts of the US.