A single executive who travels may want a furnished unit BUT most luxury renters have all their own furniture and kitchen equipment.

Hi everyone,My name is Evan and I'm a 28 year old travel nurse currently working in the Denver area.

I travel to Columbia, SC quite often for my W2 job.

Hey Everyone,Newbie here working on getting my first commercial multi-family deal, and I have 2 questions regarding market analysis.I am in process of determining my shortlist of markets to enter based on the below metrics/indicators as they all seem to be reliably available online:% Population Growth% Job Growth% Income Growth% Home Value% Decrease in Crime% VacanciesAlso considering, travel time to the location and my general interest in the area.1) Is there anything else I should consider or omit?

However, Indy is an inexpensive city to travel in and out of and has attractive prospects for landlords and property owners.

As long as it's during the day and not during quiet hours (usually 10pm - 7am) then you're stuck.You can't discriminate against kids, but you should always warn people looking at the upstairs apartment that their noise travels downstairs.

I’ve been doing my best to get familiar with the neighborhoods via Google maps and Zillow until I am able to travel there and drive the blocks.

I’m a 26 y/o traveller spending most of the year in Charleston and the rest in Summit County, CO.

Because of pent up demand the listings at booked or have been taken off market due to travel restrictions.

My intention is to fix this place up unit by unit and ideally rent to traveling professionals.Any input/guidance is appreciated.