It's only 15 minutes via Light Rail from downtown, and has a great neighborhood vibe to it with skyrocketing rental rates, definitely a hot area.As for what to do from here now that your personal funds are tapped out, one strategy I have heard used is to put together case studies of your two properties, and then present them to colleagues, friends, family and let them know what you are doing, what your returns are, and see if there is any interest in leveraging your experience to do a joint venture with someone.

People who have cash should want the interest rates to skyrocket, then they can scoop up homes on the cheap.

There are also a lot of newer note investors and many are staying away from the judicial states which has a little less competition as recently pricing in non judicial states has skyrocketed.

The government plans to divert these, and when it does, transaction costs will skyrocket. 4) "ICO's to raise money for everything": the idea behind ICO is that it's an unregulated way to raise money.

Here are the details:House purchased in 2009 for $465K3 bed, 2 bath, 1400 sf (not counting unfinished basement & garage)Built 1927, needs some major updating like electrical, plumbing, windows, kitchen re-do, etcCurrent value according to BPO last year 815K, according to Zillow now 945KCurrently renting for 2900/mo, tenant pays all billsOutstanding mortgage 332K, monthly payment 2060KI realize it doesn’t even come close to the 1% rule but it is cash flowing nicely and value has skyrocketed recently.

Although the past 2 years MHP prices have skyrocketed with unrealistic price tags.

Lots of people moving in, prices and rents have skyrocketed over the past 12 months, etc.

Problem is our state in recent years went insane with the market to skyrocketing prices, it topped out and is now dropping between interest rates and unaffordable housing it’s getting harder for people to sell. 

You will be competing with the hundreds (maybe thousands) of folks looking for affordable housing because SFH values have skyrocketed.

These are the locations that everyone thinks about when they are looking to invest into strs.Pros:Established rules and regulations Tourism Driven markets so they won't ban Airbnbseasy to find cleaners, handymen, managers,etcCons:Highly competitive. hundred of listing to choose from and more are comingEveryone wants to look there for STRs so the price is skyrocketing lowering returnsNew money means new renovations, will this mean 5 yrs down the line you will have to do a lot of work to update?