Kansas is a landlord friendly state, but not as friendly as the ones that always make the top ten list.The downside to the market is that everything (not literally, but it feels like it) is 100+ years old. 

Orlando is another great market where land is a little more affordable. only issue in Miami is cost of land. you can do it more efficiently in central florida. the same plot of land is about 1/3 the price and about 10 miles closer to the main areas. don't be afraid to look at tampa too. we are identifying gaps in the market where we can build and develop for others at a discount and they can refinance their cash out.

did you face any hurdles for land appraisal without seasoning?

I'm seeking a supportive community for tips and advice as I navigate homeownership and landlording for the first time.

We have this great plot of land which borders main street and another street on which we’re rehabbing a couple of homes.

House hacking is a possible alternative, but given California's high real estate values, investigating other areas may be a good decision.Houston, TX is frequently seen as a favourable alternative for out-of-state real estate investing for various reasons: Diverse Economy, Population Growth, Affordability, Landlord-Friendly Laws, Job Opportunities etcRemember that success in out-of-state investing often involves ongoing communication, local support, and adapting to the unique aspects of the chosen market.Good luck!

My portfolio is expanding and I feel I need to make a switch to a different software (I am currently using Innago) which has worked well for years but is missing some of the more sophisticated features - there is no mobile app for landlords so it's hard to manage on the go, there is no accounting functionality built in, changing lease terms/renewals can be clunky. 

With flipping, its a high risk /high reward thing... and the downside as well..That's fine if you don't want to be a landlord (other than str). 

Looking into single family houses or multifamily, as there is an actual land that you own and potentially build ADU/DADU in the foreseeable future.

Hi everyone, I’m asking here to see if I can get some insights and peace of mind for my upcoming four-point inspection for insurance since my current carrier won’t renew after May of this year.
I own a rental SFH in ...