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

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.

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.

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

Our pm rates vary based on the level of involvement that our host clients want to have.

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 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.

I have a prospective contractor who scoffed at my 1.5x the rental rate for the SD when it was a 12 month lease and was also concerned about signing a 12 month lease in case their contract ended earlier.