(I live in new orleans area porches and balconies are very popular, but its a 5 bedroom house i think might be more meant for a family with kids)

Under contract presently for a 13 unit resort with boat slips on a nearby Lake that is very popular and we're turning it into nightly rentals. 

I'm a relatively new investor, and in my market research I've found a lot of the same popular answers for good markets for OOS investors; Columbus, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Birmingham, Boise, etc.

Maybe I'm too hung up on the quality of the wood and craftsmanship vs what is more common knowledge in end use buyers - how many of them will know it's value and appreciate the overall style of the property in design vs how many want modern/light and what's currently popular. 

They are part of the reality of real estate investing that the popular media doesn't tell you about.

Purchase price: $730,000 Cash invested: $5,000 9-unit multifamily property consisting of a 5 unit and a 4 unit building in the gentrifying town of Laconia NH along one of NH most popular and largest lakes.

@Allen McGlashingContrary to popular belief, you don't necessarily need a commercial loan to refi or purchase when in an LLC.  

Hi, I'm currently an agent for a popular brokerage in my city but I'm interested in leaving the brokerage and signing up with a new one.

Many students from the University of Rhode Island live there during the school year and pay $500-$800 per bedroom.In season this is a very popular market many with weekly rents ranging from $1,300-$3,000 depending on size and proximity to beaches.

The three most popular ways are: 1) The cost per square foot 2) The percentage method 3) Actual billing statements from previous years.