It also has a lot of older housing stock in need of repairs that you can pick up fairly cheap compared to more popular areas like Boise.

Are there any problems that could arise if I continued on with the property without doing anything or could there be a way to get the conforming use variance without adding a sprinkler system?

Facebook marketplace is also a good option that is gaining popularity these days!

They can be your eyes on the property while you're out of state and be able to recommend reputable contractors if any issues arise or any necessary repairs/maintenance needed.

I know a few people who've moved there recently, seems like a popular suburb of Nash.

The one thing I did not like about Cape Coral (and would probaby mean I would not rent there again) is that it did not feel close enough to the popular family-friendly activities in the area (Naples Botanical Gardens, Naples Zoo, Fifth Ave. in Naples, etc.) and there did not seem to be enough activities right in Cape Coral if your kids are seeking entertainment.

If not Id keep milking that property and saving the revenue for when additional opportunities arise in the future.

@Dominik Hekiert a rising tide lifts all boats.  

Let me know if any questions arise!

Other cities that will likely see their housing markets boosted by the popularity of remote working include San Jose proper, Denver, Seattle and last year’s No. 1 housing market Boise, Idaho.