In our opinion, an investor should only work with agents that meet at least one of the following:1) Own rentals themselves for at least 3 years, at least one of them they bought below market.2) Have a 3-5 year track record of rental transactions, that they can document.3) Know how to calculate 1% Rule, ROI, NOI, etc. and demonstrate how to actually apply them to assist an investor client.4) Have access to tired investors selling their rentals.5) (what can you add here?)

I could raise their rents to market and recoup the cost of the repair, but honestly, of the rentals I own, only two have AC.

Look at their marketing strategy.

I would be happy to talk with you more about the Charlotte STR market and help you determine the revenue potential for your property. 

These are some buzz RE asset classes that are all relatively affordable and on market throughout the State.

I would greatly appreciate any advice and insights to better understand the local market and connect with real estate investors specialized in rental properties.I look forward to engaging in meaningful discussions, exchanging ideas, and build valuable relationships with other members.

In an article I read Michael Galpen of B of A says the housing market is stuck til at least 2026 if not longer.

Considering I don't have the time to get off-market deals, I am not expecting amazing cash flow, maybe $100-200 per unit.With this strategy wouldn't I quickly stop qualifying for a conventional mortgage?

I find data on free sites like Zillow extremely helpful for days on market for certain homes, and it allows you to sort by bedrooms to see how long a potential property may sit on the market at this moment (great for comping rent prices in the area as well)if I were to live in the property, I would take advantage of the FHA low down payment option to keep cash in my pocket for Reno costs  Hope this helps!

Brooksville's growing market further enhanced its appeal.