LOLhere is a cautionary tale. of potential ugly to well a nice profit1. buy a courthouse steps property in Aloha Oregon.2. knock on door  older lady she has what I could surmize as at least 4 to 5 disabled children.. some wearing diapers ( teenagers) smell of urine very strong.  3.

Hello to the Yucca Valley/JT STR community,My wife and I are strongly considering purchase of a 3 bedroom/2bath 1578 sq ft. in the Western Hills neighborhood of Yucca Valley for STR.

The fact that the windshield shattered, to me, is evidence of a strong force, such as the garage door abruptly coming down.I feel I should also add that this tenant did not ask for a thing from management.

I'd also look out for strong communication.

We already have a strong network of potential investors, AND, one of those investors suggested we Wholesale a deal or BRRR our first project - to get experience.

@Kyle J.I had a strong feeling as well.

Prices have remained strong, and properties aren't staying on the market long.

Both are strong cash flow markets but in addition to good cash flow, they both have strong economic and demographic fundamentals such as growing populations, job growth and modern/diverse economies and industries.

Curious,since the real rate of return on cash is negative and continues to worsen due to current monetary policy is there a point at which one leaves cash in purchased and rehabbed properties instead of pulling it back out to purchase again? 

I do not expect any monetary payment, and I'm not looking for an official "mentor".