It's no guarantee but it's a good place to start.

@agustinThis website is a good starting point for figuring out areas for in-state and out of state investors.

Not sure if they would review a larger multifamily, but I'm guessing you can start with them and they may have a suggestion.Good Luck!

DSCR loans are long term loans that you would generally get into after a fix and flip if you decide to keep it as a rental.I would be happy to hop on a call to go over this more in detail :) Congrats on getting started on your REI journey!  

Needless to say, I jumped all over this deal. 

I was capable of much more.I'm on my way, and feel I have only started.

My brother-in-law/ real estate partner rented a home on Emerald Isle and met a property manager and they spoke and started a relationship.... three weeks later we owned this home.

/ $1000Utilities / $300 mo.Supplies / $60 mo.Lawn Mowers / $200 mo.Total monthly cost$1600-1700Target nightly rate starting out: $140Cleaning Fee: $50Avg. occupancy rate for my area: 46% (This could be inaccurate)Projection: $1932 (@ 46% occupancy) + 300 (cleaning fee @ 6 stays) = $2232 - $67 (3% booking fee) Monthly Revenue:$2165NOI: ~$500/moSo if you have a lower-end home in a smaller town here are the numbers I'm interested in:Total Revenue for 2023 and YTDOccupancy RateApprox.

I'm Alex from Austin and I recently started house hacking my home.

Since you’re just starting out and haven’t even seen how the property performs post-renovation, I’d say give it some time.