As @JD Martin stated, it would be short sighted.

I spoke with an investors from out of state.

The estimate stated a 62% occupancy rate and 38,000 gross income.

Another one of our HMLs has stated that they want to see licensing anytime we are going to have any work done to pull permits.We are brand new to this as you can tell.  

For the last 3 years we had a trusted Brooklyn-based 'handyman' named Pedro who we sent out to our apts as-needed and he handled their needs very efficiently, but alas, he is moving out of state this week and now we're in search of a new trusted 'Pedro...'

Rents have been increasing like crazy all over IL so I assume is increasing in Texas also which is more of a growth state.

Hi, I bought a house in 2018 in San Diego and then moved out of state for job reasons in 2022.

I am finding conflicting information about whether or not this is allowed in Jacksonville, Florida.I've found info stating that the owner must live in one unit and rent the other, or must rent both units to the same tenant, and the two units cannot be rented separately to two different tenants.

In my area of the state, just drilling a well alone can cost $35-$50k+.Some areas have lots that have adjacent to public water and sewer that you can tap into however usually you'll incur the water tap/sewer tap expense which varies in price but I've never seen less then $10k on the water tap and $5k on the sewer tap and those are lower then usual.

If the rental market is not favorable, you’ll likely see less investor activity and therefore less potential buyersAvailability of Data and ResourcesAccess to market data and networking resources can be a huge benefitConsider things like; access to county/court data, is it a non disclosure state, etcCommunity and Economic Trends Understanding local trends/issues can provide crucial insight into your target marketYou can operate virtually, but it’s still important to develop expertise in your target market*** Good market selection is not a guarantee of success.