The only difference between us and most TK's is that we ARE in the lesser priced neighborhoods, as we can always get double-digit returns, after all expenses. 

These currently range from 6% to low double-digit returns, depending on how little or much risk you're willing to take.

Tenant picks 4 digit entry code which I delete when they move out.

In Indy, I particularly like a very passive crowdfunding investment in a portfolio of 10 properties I co-own with the managers and other investors for a number of reasons, including very stable double digit returns without any of the hassle of owning properties outright.

This was 20 years ago (1997) and I found the deal in the newspaper.

Candidates for MTRs include digital nomads, corporate relocations, flight attendants, insurance-paid temp housing, divorcees, and people getting their main home rehabbed.

I am looking at purchasing a property in Knoxville which I would like to use as my primary residence but I plan to Airbnb it out for half the year or more as I'm a digital nomad.

I’m also interested in tenants signing leases electronically with a digital signature.

We have had over a decade of double digit appreciation, so the longer you wait, the more yo will pay (in the Orlando market at least).As far as rates go, the general feeling is that they will come down..and you can always refi out of the rate you get..some lenders are offering free refi's until xx-xx-xxxx if you buy now.

A digital or tech detox spot if you will.