You can search for rentals to get an idea of what rents look like in your area of choice.

I’m going to bet that’s not the average property value but rather the average price of properties that were sold.

@Ramin Kamal Hey Ramin - your best bet would be to chat with a lender to see if they have any loans that fit your need.

I am willing to bet that will end it there. 

A paralegal would cost less than I would as an attorney… the first obvious choice is to ask your local Indiana legal advisors for a good paralegal wanting to make a little money in the side drafting or reviewing your completed docs before recording with the county recorder’s office

Hi Everyone,I put in earnest deposit on two new single family constructions - Lennar in Magnolia and The Highlands - Porter by David Weekly (both properties are 3 bedroom)....I am not from Houston area, Can anyone here please tell me if these were wise choices for rental properties?

That said, an LLC may not be your best bet for BRRRR as it could increase your financing costs and hassle - mortgages are much easier to get in your personal name.

Some people have made a lot of money betting on the reverse though. 

Your best bet may be a rate term refi

And, quite frankly, cities with no regulations today often create regulations in the future.It is a much safer bet to find a locale that has definitively legalized short term rentals.