For most investors it's the worst of both worlds, too far out to really make an accurate gauge, and to soon to ride out the unknowns and make adjustments, gain equity and leverage.

Hi Everyone,Trying to gauge the demand for short term rentals in Cleveland OH. 

A person with a medical condition requiring them to have a support animal, wheelchair, glasses, high blood pressure meds, insulin, hearing aids, pregnancy, cane or chemotharapy are all the same. 

You're at about 1% return which is a quick way to gauge a deal.

The symptoms, pain, swelling, over weight, cancer, diabetes, high blood pressure, heart problems, and others are merely symptoms much like smoke detectors in your house letting you know that there is an “underlining problem” which needs to be recognized and dealt with.

@Jeffrey SealyTo @James Evertson’s great point, there is a lot of time sensitive pressure in student rentals that doesn’t exist in a lot of other niches.

advising me to sell a property I was conflicted about, so I sold and while it may have been a “smart” decision that was VERY lucrative, I regret selling and probably always will.If your husband already has one property that he regrets selling and your family is doing ok without the sale, I’d recommend you not to pressure him to sell if he is telling you it doesn’t sit right with him.

But having listened to thousands of podcasts episodes and forum posts read, you will definitely get a decent gauge for some popular markets for things that align with your goals.

Good thing is there is no pressure to sign up for this program. 

We never want investors to feel pressured on an investment or even worry about earnest money.