The first two steps are 1. having a vacancy marketed and 2. receiving inquiries.

I am an investor friendly agent here in the Atlanta area and have great relationships with wholesellers and off market opportunities.

But you need to know your market.

The more research I do on Raleigh and the triangle area in general, the more I believe it could be one of the hottest housing markets over the next 10 years.

Its not terrible to ask that of STR - esp. if you are in a market that is more "utilitarian" and they likely arn't around all day; even in vacation rentals they go out and about for chunks of the day. 

Hi @Gio Franco We have a lot of owners in my market of Chicago that buy a condo and get a roommate(s).

At some point, either after a 3-5 year single tenant stay or after x number of tenants, you do have to spend a decent amount of funds to keep a property looking "fresh" enough to get +95% of market rent..

Prairieville's growing market further enhanced its appeal.

We build at cost around $120 per sq without a margin. with margin we get about $145 to $150 and the resale prices we build a home that is the right square feet in our market in Columbus Ohio.

Have you seller-financed on-market properties?