Flipping is a self-employed job with high risk and high transaction costs.By the time taxes and agents are done with you, the juice is rarely worth the squeeze.   

As I've been looking for a while close to home, I'm considering expanding my search to anywhere around a 5-6 hour drive away (my parents and younger siblings still live in SD, and my work which I can do remote/flex is based in San Diego).I'm considering new markets and interested in feedback on what areas anyone suggest I start to narrow in on. 

Still able to get 10% net caps based on cash purchases ,  Its all about your team .Good Luck 

Employers looking for temporary housing for employees will lease them. 

If you follow the growth of the tax base, the infrastructure of the city has gotten much better.

We thought it was an ideal house to STR - and it would have been just based on the location, and perhaps the experience of staying in an old home.

Why would over 90% of people still employ the help of realtors and attorneys in selling their homes?   

The chart below shows the additional cost for a base rate for situations including investment property.

I’m an employer in the insurance space.

Everyone does it a bit differently based upon their experience.