I wouldn't recommend going into someplace that has no policy concerning STR, as it's a huge gamble.

It isn't the largest rental market with roughly 25% of residents that do rent but it is conveniently located with minimal travel times to get anywhere in the metropolitan area.  

Craft beer, hipsters with disposable incomes, and conveniently located.

It almost seems more convenient to buy a duplex or a pair of condos all cash but I know that limits my upside long term. 

The cash you can "Throw at this" will probably figure into it, unless it's some type of high risk strategy where you have to do X a lot times in hopes of getting result Y (in which case it's more of a gamble than an investment).And as Kenny Rogers said in "The Gambler", "You never count your money when your sitting at the table".Kenny Rogers "The Gambler"But if you are gambling, then realize that sometimes gambles pay off and sometimes they "Crap Out".Good Luck!

Your appliance layout also should keep in mind the "triangle" of convenience overall.Disposers, we probably have nearly a 50/50 split of units with/without.

Would love to connect at your convenience - I am an agent and investor in the Fort Worth market.

Be sure you understand the full process if you sign up for one of the utils "convenient" options.As a PM, daily I review, approve, and initial every invoice that comes through the front door, every month, before passing them to accounting for payment from the Owners funds.

While the potential increase is a gamble from zero to infinite, the security of not creating a lease no longer appealing to the company is guaranteed.

I know a lot of students and parents probably prefer that type of living for convenience and safety.The duck pond area has always been a pretty nice area for downtown, especially right by the pond.