Have you considered investing outside your local geography?

However, it's essential to research local development plans, infrastructure projects, and employment trends to gauge the area's long-term growth potential.

Considering the local anti landlord laws what would be the best way to handle this to avoid any potential issues from the legal perspective?

So true that you need to have a good local team in place or things can go sideways quickly.Would like to get more details of your experience so I'll message you directly.

Check out your local banks/credit unions to see what promotions they run.

This is a non-trivial process that takes time and money, but is in most cases necessary to finance or sell the property to a retail buyer.

I just started thinking about selling it because of the new local rental/landlord law in Concord, and there is no more depreciation.Plus, I am thinking of maybe it will be nice to have a vacation/rental home in HI too and not worry much of maintenance if the building has maintenance and manager in house.

Prioritize your financial situation, the local market, and interest rates.In conclusion, there are unique considerations for every investing approach.

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I feel I do a better job than any local property management company and I'm much better at hiring tradespeople, making certain they do a great job and by being the decision-maker I'm responsible with my money and am learning A LOT about every facet of the industry.