My county passed a new list of regulations last year.

I plan to add another to my portfolio later this year. 

I own 5 cabins and I have never had any issues with them personally, going back many years.

That said, we have built and sold 34 of these build-to-rent properties this year and are continuing to buy more lots for future development. 

@Taylor CookI believe you are considered a resident if you spend more than 181 days of the year in the state.

"Don't buy old houses that are money pits, stick with stuff that's less than 40 years old."

After years of sort of cruising on auto-pilot with a single tenant on a long-term lease, we figure it's time to assess the real value of this longtime family investment in case it might be time to sell.

My eta is to have a team within 6 months and purchase my first property within a year.

I'm not a tax guru, but if you planned to hold it 10+ years and are considering selling it only to "save" on taxes, you might want to have your accountant run the numbers of selling it now, selling it in 3-5 years, and selling it in 10+ years. 

Hello, just wondering if anybody would be willing to share their preferred websites to analyze markets for things such as yearly appreciation rates, rent appreciation, days on market, etc.