I would also look into rental rates in your area, vacancy rates, and the demand.

Also, you won’t find a long term rental with a 10% down loan that isn’t going to be cash flow negative with todays rates and property values, especially if you’re not self managing.2) STR will net more but to do a great STR, you need to put the cash into the property to make it a top listing.

However, with all the zoning, interest rates, and rising prices, I was wondering if it is still a good place to invest for cash flow.

I think with proper education and guidance you’ll excel at a much faster rate and save a lot of money in the long run.

@James WiseI am going to borrow the money to pay my buyers agent from a crocodile lender, then ask the seller to sell it subject to and finance 100% the equity at 0% interest I will then take an advance on a credit card that is 0% and within 12 months I will be able to refinance everything when rates go back to 3%.

Market research is key in selecting the right state, focusing on factors like job growth, population increase, rental rates, and vacancy rates.

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I know it may be hard with a wedding upcoming but try to keep your credit cards at or below a 30% utilization rate.

There are some clever and legal ways to navigate your way to a lower-than-market-rate rent, but you should speak with a QI or CPA before doing so. 

I did find one that would do the deal later but with the interest rate(9%) he was offering it made the deal unattractive.