Their goal is to retire in 5 years.

The last full gut we did ~1600sqft rowhome was $125k with permits.

Recognizing these subtleties can guide investors in making decisions that align with their investment goals and timelines.Strategy #1: Focus on Long-term InvestmentsThe true essence of real estate investment success lies in the long-term perspective.

I purchased a duplex in Carlsbad myself last month...interest rate wasn't great (mid 7s) but they could be worse I guess and I can't wait around hoping they'd come down.

Essentially, we extracted the ADR and occupancy rates to see the variations between potential revenue based on how many guests are able to stay at the properties.The goal is to shed some light on the different levels of demand depending on the # of guests allowed as well as to see which months attract the highest demand (hint: it's March, April & October).

I got my first rental with negative cashflow last year.Property price 241k, loan balance 232k Tenant pays rent 1,800$monthly payment 2,050$Spent 5,000$ on improvements.Property appreciated from 241k to 255$ this year.I am not sure whether I should sell it this year or keep for appreciation purposes?

Until last week.I always thought a legal contract is a legal contract.

You'll be seen as an experienced investor with your 5 exits (assuming they've been completed within the last 36 months).I'm in San Angelo, TX so about 4 hours away from Dallas.

Last but not least, my business partner Chris just mentioned to me this website which it seems to be pretty accurate in terms of market rent. https://www.rentometer.com 

It all depends on your goals and what is important to you.