Then if the market goes down, I might not be in a great spot.

Then if the market goes down, I might not be in a great spot.

Read the same article and saw how small the amounts were for people renting out some spare attic space or a parking spot ($20/$100 per month) which is chump change.

We are also looking into going the Airbnb route for vacation destination spots around the country, but I can make that a separate post if need be.Does anyone in the community have good experience/suggestions for areas with companies looking for housing solutions?

I have never been so spot on with my rehab projections as I have with this one.

You want to maximize profits & minimize cost so the sweet spot is the upper left of the graph.

I use a Bissell Spot Bot to hands free deep stains in carpets while I'm scrubbing something the kitchen.

And in part I don't even judge them because some of those houses are falling apart and the landlord is not doing anything to provide a safe house for them either, But I know I try to do everything I can to make sure that my tenants are comfy.

Chad your spot on with the cities - outside of that you can also look in the city of Cleveland itself which will give you much lower taxes and acquisition price for sometimes generally the same rents.The flip side is suburbs often have stronger, more well funded schools which tends to give people more reason the live in those communities.Tris and quads are very rare, but can be nice portfolio adds

The only A/B areas that exist here are far West (Summerlin) and Southeast (Henderson) with some spots in various locations throughout the valley.If you do find an apartment complex near the Strip, it will probably be 3-5 cap.