Looks like I may have to get creative to use real estate to continue my path to financial freedom if I move to one of the larger cities

I currently use freedomsoft but it’s not the most user friendly and it’s quite expensive.

A flip can be comparable to a new build, ie command a sometimes large premium over the average resale.

My Cosby cabins don't do as much, but they don't cost as much either.  2400 square foot 3/2 cabin on 3 acres on Cosby Creek:  $42K-ish a year1100 square foot 2/2 cabin on an acre on Cosby Creek: $33K-ish a year700 square foot 1/1 cabin on an acre on Cosby Creek:  $25K-ish a year1400 square foot 2/2 cabin on Roaring Fork in Gatlinburg:  $60K+ per year900 square foot 1/1/loft in Black Bear Falls Gatlinburg:  $38K-ish1100 square foot 1/1/loft in Pigeon Forge:  $35K-ishThe 1400 square foot cabin in Gatlinburg is a premium cabin so it's going to command a lot more. 

Insulated slab on grade is going to be more cost effective and you are going to be able to command higher rents from an above ground unit than one that's partially underground.

If you use Rent Manager you can actually bill the residents through Rent Manager, which make is much easier. 

@Jason Barber Homesnap is my current favorite, very user friendly 

Why would they try to command such a high price, if it is over half empty?

Typically carried out by email spoofing, instant messaging, and text messaging, phishing often directs users to enter personal information at a fake website which matches the look and feel of the legitimate site.”

I’ve done some easy ones such as becoming an authorized user with someone that has good credit, and I also plan on attending some real estate meetups in my area once covid starts to get more tamed and I don’t plan on stopping reading and learning about rental property investing.