The community also features a sparkling resort-style pool and spa.

@Luis Cortazar your backyard is always the best place to invest.

I am looking to install flooring in a backyard.

It currently rents for $1850 a month with a 7.5% management fee plus $60 a month for pool service.

My neighbours sold their house 6 years ago, new ones have an unlicensed daycare... probably 20 times I’ve had my dogs in the backyard (they’re inside dogs mainly) and had to go get them because kids are sticking their fingers through the fence etc.

@Brian Boyd I think you should look in your backyard. hearing lots of activity there. for indy, I like hrre for turnkey, wilmoth group for PM, hocker title and Lazar insurance

You need to remain at arm's length (eg, avoid any possible conflict of interest with the tenants such as you are an employer and the tenant pools are your employees), you don't live in the area, you don't have the time to manage the unit, or you simply don't want to manage it.

@Chuck KlingerDepends entirely on the person.My brother sold his home in Knoxville with a old grave in the backyard.

I think Boston has experienced some tremendous growth in terms of rental appreciation as the next rental class as Gen Z starts to become the larger renter pool and Millennials are purchasing their first homes.

In a lot of locations homes may have had power turned off and thus sump pump is off and you have a pool on the basement and a penicillin farm (mold) throughout the house