I see way too many people thinking there's an outsized demand for luxury rentals when in my experience, it's a niche market and eats the unprepared alive just as much as the opposite niche, DIY landlording with low-cost rentals in borderline urban locations, which is what I do.

Seems that things have slowed down, but some areas are still popping with low DOM for properties and demand still strong.

Core principals have not changed - Buy low, sell high. 

You can see this information when you ask for the Repair and Reserves Analysis report from the HOA.Stick with Low-rise type of condos, the fees tend to be lower.

I read in the past where newbies have provided really low repair cost and when the actual buyer sees the home, the amount doesn't match.

Then, the second bathroom is being used as a laundry room with the shower as storage.. besides me lol.

In past recessions for example, self storage and mobile home parks did much better than for example hotels.

Are there any asset based lenders for cash out refinances on primary homes for people with multiple properties but not high w2 income?

I'm seeing rates in the high 4s to low 5s now on a 15-20 year am.

Needless to say, all the traffic, low as it was, was from this small town area.