Purchase price: $165,000 Cash invested: $32,500 Sale price: $235,000 It was a 2/1 with 824 sq ft in a Northeast Phoenix neighborhood near Lookout Mountain trailhead.This was a full gut.

If your a "go-getter" who is not chillaxin on a mountain of cash with the last name of Heinz or Hilton, faced with having to use smarts and savy to leverage effort and knowledge into $$$$ then you'd want chaos, uncertainty, destruction, fear.

I used to do some mountaineering.

North Mountain Village - previously stigmatized area due to Metro Center, the "bad mall".

These projections are using numbers from AirDNA showing 77% average occupancy rate and ~$270 average nightly rate.I'm not sure if these numbers are representative of what is truly happening in today's market.For those that have cabins in the Smoky Mountains, could you please share your revenue numbers as well as net income (after all expenses) for 2022.I'd like to see if my projections are realistic.Thank you in advance. 

Hello,This is my first post here.  I have little to no experience in real estate other than buying my own fsbo house without any help from agents; however, I would like to learn more about lending, especially TF and H...

We work with a lot of out of town investors, and I direct all our investors to Homeaway.com to get a pulse on the market for what home rentals are fetching in the short term market. vrbo.com is popular in more temperate states, usually NC mountains, Tennessee, etc.. but the big one here is Homeaway.com

There's a darn good chance that you end up loving mountain biking more than road cycling. 

I would go down to the city and find out how many other subdivisions are in there development process, the last time I was in tigard they said like 7 if i remember that right and those some of that was the subdivisions i think you are talking about at the base of bull mountain. my guess is that they will not be extending the UGB any time soon because that is why all of these new subdivisions are being developed. 

Sold my mother's house in Black Mountain (Asheville area).