I will be working remotely, and ideally would like to travel like a digital nomad at times, so would also be interested in a place that would be appealing to airbnb people or people wanting to rent.I was also wondering if someone could describe Lake County to me, in terms of the people and culture, and whether the outlook for the area is open to setting up cottage industries, art colonies, tesla-like communities, etc.Thank youp.s.

Ideally you want to present properties with at least a 1.25 coverage ratio.

For this to be a sound investment, what would be the ideal renovation budget range/percentage?

Hello Guys,Ideally, I want to set up one account with the tenants, however; be able to control which bank and account # that money ends up going to.Reason:  I am dealing with multiple banks for loans, HELOCs etc.  

We closely follow the strict zoning restrictions in Miami Beach to make sure our units are legal (although ideally you could get into an unrestricted unit).

Ideally, we'd want the property to be sold & an escrow company handling the funds, to ensure we will get what was promised in our JV contracts.

In most markets/cases, the ideal investments are C properties in B areas.

I guess you could drop your rents if you passed those expenses on to the tenants, but that doesn't sound ideal from a landlord perspective. 

I plan on getting a modest, 3+ year old used vehicle from around $12,000 or less but in an ideal world I would finance it only to have cash on hand for a rental property.I want to qualify for my first investment property starting this summer ideally.With that in mind, will taking on a new auto loan within a few months of seeking a home loan automatically scare off the underwriter regardless of the fact that the auto loan is about 10% of my annual salary, I have no other debts and my credit score is ~790?

I know of one in Newark (w/tenants), duplex style on one half with attached third single-level unit and large flat lot ideal for live-in investor.