I'm stationed in England as well and have to continued to invest from here since I arrived last summer, so let me know if I can help.

fbclid=IwAR0yg8NvthOXDaMeHdkbae6ikQRiGHzyh-gMD9sr7co-BH9udoJsbzO8zr8North Alabama’s housing market grew in in May, avoiding a COVID-19 slump as sales agents move toward the prime summer home market.

Even a few percent for houses and a new April Price record isn’t even good enough to celebrate. 

Any decline would likely be offset by the market heating up for summer buyers.

Background: I purchased my first property (current residence) in baltimore, md during the summer of 2017.

Airbnb’s have a very high occupancy rate here and furnished seasonal rentals hit 2-3x the annual rental rates in the winter and summer seasons.

There are only two RVs left in the property south of Corsicana, last summer it was full.

Late summer will have options, but much more in the Fall to Winter for sure so the more you set yourself up for later success, the more prepared you will be when the deal falls into your lap.

(A side note: one thing a lot of landlords don't think about is how hard it can be for a tenant to swallow a $300+ electric bill in the heat of summer when the AC Doesn't turn off.

Planning to add to my RE portfolio by the end of summer.