Me personally, I think this MSA is saturated with to many people over paying for property.If you find a good deal here, then you capitalize on the hot rental market.Bottom line, it’s all subjective and depends on your target and idea of a good investment

I'm pretty sure that clause is targeted at prohibiting timeshares, not STRs.

I would take a hard look at your strategy, your target properties, and how you plan to finance the purchase.

A few of the landlord-targeted sites also charge either monthly membership or per units.There are a few free sites for landlords: Burbz, Cozy, Tenant Turbo. 

But if it fits your target audience and resonates with your area then I say go for it.  

OK so I see this all the time:Help... how do I find Sellers In [input city] [state] here.So.. look.We all are targeting sellers.

I have to second the notion that it is well worth flying into your targeted market to get a good feel for the area as well as shake hands with your prospective “team”.While selecting markets, most of the top Midwest cities have been mentioned here so from there it is a matter of looking into job growth, development, vacancy rates and weather patterns.

What zip codes within Mecklenburg County (Charlotte) do you recommend targeting when looking for rental properties (single family homes, duplexes, triplexes, and 4-units)?

@Al Carlo Agustin I would recommend first understanding your endpoint and goals, then consider your skills, financial resources and target market.

Think that's a good place to start.Like most have said - the BRRRR strategy is really for those that can project manage themselves or have a partner/team in the target market.1.5% price to rent ratio is a bit concerning as well.