With that said, i dont think there are any types/years of construction to avoid although I have ran into some investorss with preferences (bricks being the largest preference)Hope this helps!

Worth), it would be the 18th largest in the U.S. right behind San Diego.

They are repaving the streets in the Riverdale area and the largest market is being completely redone.

I know a great agent here who works directly with one of the largest brokers.

MAYBE at 25-50% additional rent, the largest security deposit and most prepaid rent allowed in yoru market, with a personal guarantee from anyone associated with the corporation.

Product mix, even if you are out of a size (except your largest) keep advertising and renting them.

(this is the largest you can build) or convert an existing detached garage (this would be less costly than a new build but the rental return would be less).

Regardless, make sure your city and neighborhood that you are investing in have different types of STR travel demographics.For example, here in Tampa not only do we have theme park and beach tourism (#5 ranked beaches by TripAdvisor in the world in 2021), we have educational tourism (one of the largest universities - USF and then UT), and also medical tourism (we have some of the best hospitals in the country especially for outpatient services).

With a possibleexemption of $3,456.50 against this amount, this is a massive potentialreduction in one of your largest ownership costs.

We are seeing the biggest landlord in San Francisco missing payments on loans, it makes me wonder how the smaller fish are doing (foreclosure wise)     https://www.sfchronicle.com/sf/article/S-F-s-largest-landlord-defaults-on-massive-17714690.php[3] We seem to be at the top of the easy money flip market meaning the roller coaster should begin to shoot downward (for how long and how much is the question.If it does not follow this path, then the question will be why, has something changed in this this business, or is there Governmental manipulation like there is with the price of stocks.[4] Section-8 seems like it will weather this, at least the unemployed portion.