I've gone myself to look at some of these properties, talk with these brokers face-to-face and am ready to pull the trigger at any given moment once I get the green light from my partner who's funding the deal.

The introduction of these 5,000+ high paying jobs is projected to increase the city's average rent rate by $300)HBV, Vanderbilt = 37212 (very established/desirable neighborhoods, ideal STR location, easy to rent )12South, 8South/Berry Hill = 37204 (very established/desirable neighborhoods, ideal STR location, easy to rent)Green Hills = 37215 (very established/desirable neighborhood, congested/dense area, easy to rent)I know that probably was a lot I hope it helped! 

After you pick management pay close attention to every move they make, make sure they get the green light from you to do anything.

@Andrew Larson you should really check out "Long Distance Real Estate Investing" by David Greene in the bookstore.

@James LaPosta I would agree with @Jo Greene, definitely take the opportunity cost into consideration and exploring as much options as possible that would make sense to you.

Check out "Long Distance Real Estate Investing" by David Greene in the BP bookstore for some great advice.

Look in the bookstore for "Long Distance Real Estate Investing" by David Greene.

I of course will admit that I am Green Round the gills and new to this whole experience . 

Originally posted by @Lori Greene:@Angel Rivera To your question, "What do you think is a fair offer to someone who is going to lose their home?"

@Lori Greene isn’t that what independent insurance agents do though, they shop around.