One example is that short-term rentals are more of a hospitality business then a property investment.I'm guessing there is more to your comment, but just investing in markets because they are "decently priced," may not get you closer to where you want to go. 2 of my first investment properties were very "decently priced," and had great annual % returns, only to cost me money to sell 18 years after purchasing them (no appreciation on values of rents and required fix-up to sell,, etc).  ....Although, they contributed to my education, they did not directly assist in moving me toward my goals.There are many previous posts in BP (do a search) with good blueprints of how to get clear on your goals.

I plan to stop spending as much time as I have been in the USA so I'm need to decide what to do with the house; it's either sell it or rent it.

*  When you get licensed, everyone (including BP) will try to sell you leads, signs, more leads, business cards, more leads, name tags, more leads, health insurance, leads, print/mail services, leads. 

A common strategy here is to access the equity through a cash-out refinance or selling.

And sell for $140k.

All the companies are selling corded blinds.

The basic dynamics of real estate across the country are pretty set for the next few years -- too many buyers from the Millennial generation (bigger generation than baby boomers) who are hitting peak buying age, not enough new construction, older homeowners not selling as soon.

Hello Guys,I have a Deal in Houston i am selling.

Hi Henry, True sub-meter does sell commercial grade water meters which is similar to the city meters.

I am going to be vacating my apartment and selling my car in the next 2 months, and then I will spend 2 months living with friends and family, 1 month staying at an Airbnb in Hawaii, and the rest of the time traveling around South America.