Prices in DFW are up quite a bit in the last four years as our rents, it depends on where you are looking. 

It depends on your goals and what you value.

Regarding credit scores, it depends on the Class of the rental.Class A properties we typically want 680+, Class B 620+, Class C 560+.We'll also give applicants a 20 point exception if they have stable 2+ year employment and/or verifiable 2-year rental history. 

Hi Devyn,I think it all depends how much time you have on hand.

People who go to Mexico and have money can choose where they go and they go mostly to the Pacific side.

. $34k could be cheap depending on assets, values and location

Depends on your state laws so check that out.

But because we can cash flow we feel it makes more sense currently to keep the property and sell within the next three years should we choose to do that and we'll still be able to avoid the capital gains and maybe even see more appreciation.We live in Portland, ME and we've been seeing steady growth in rental prices as well as continued appreciation for single family homes.

You could also consider other alternative construction methods such as prefabricated buildings or tiny homes.Ultimately, the best option for you will depend on your financial situation, goals for the property, and level of risk you are comfortable with.

Also, any insurance claim for a burnt house will take a minimum of 2 months of investigation and it can go to a long *** court case depending on the situation.