I’m also looking at a larger property in south Florida listed for 750k and can possibly profit 4K per month on airbnb based on my comparisons in the area.

G'Day everyone,Reviving an old post in Toledo since our market finally seems to be catching everyone's fancy lolJust did a mini post and updated some of the initial areas we purchase is.Feel free to check it out on page 2 and I hope it helps with your investing - https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/86/topics/699494-toledo...Much success to all 🙏👍

Hey @Ravi Ramu, first thing, cross Evolve off  your list.

Here are a few highlights:- I wasn't getting enough leads through FF, but as soon as I decided to get it and updated my listing to include washer/dryer, I got more leads (not a ton still)- 2-adult with a pet were interested in the unit but decided not to pursue after learning that it was a washer/dryer combo.

Any help with a due diligence list would be appreciated. 

Our Initial plan was to renovate the lower unit, while we have the tenant upstairs and then renovate the top and live and occupy for a year-or two and then rent the top out and buy our next property.

Until you have listed and tried to lease an affordable priced rental, it is hard to fathom the intensity of call volume that a single rental listing can generate.

Having sold 2 houses sub 300k in the municipality this year, and having to deal with multiple offer situations during the height of Covid within hours of listing, I do not see this as market that is going to suffer that much from a market correction.Does it help when investing to buy with cash? 

In my experience, your typical real estate agent will probably know about most properties 8 units and less, because they are almost always listed on MLS.  

People are VASTLY less likely to lie on the commercial side, and they don't do the "waive all contingencies" stuff, so it's a lot safer to take the listing broker's numbers at face value.