If you are looking for help in a different market I can help in KC.

Anyone have some go to methods to figure out vacancy or have some first hand knowledge of the Nashville market for MTRs?

The building has been on the market almost a year and is probably still a bit 'overpriced', although I have yet to do a comp deep-dive with my agent (soon!).

The bedrooms all got rented first month on market and total now is $5500 a month.

Hey Nate, it makes sense to continue building out your investment portfolio in Milwaukee, but if you're looking in the Midwest, I recommend you make sure you get very familiar with the market you're interested in and build your out-of-state team first such as an agent, property manager, lender, and contractors if you're planning on house flipping.I recommend checking out Long-Distance Real Estate Investing by David Greene, where he takes you through how to properly invest out-of-state. 

Not sure what market your in but if you can find something that you can potentially at the very least break even then that's a win in this market.

Tenant Turnover and Vacancy Rates Impact: Rent control tends to incentivize tenants to stay longer, as they benefit from paying below-market rents.

Problem is the cost of these improvements is not justifiable if you were to get bids on the open market.

An extra bedroom can add $20,000 to $50,000 to your home's value, depending on your local market. 

I’m looking for advice on how I can effectively start laying the groundwork while still being remote.Specifically, I’d love insights on:Building relationships and networking in the Raleigh market from a distanceMarketing myself and generating leads remotelyAny tech or tools that might help me stay connected to the local marketAny tips for handling deals or managing communication with clients remotelyI’m eager to hit the ground running when I move, and any advice from those who’ve been in similar situations would be greatly appreciated!