It seems like every town I look in has such strict regulations where you need to owner occupy your unit.  Where are you all still able to operate STR's?  Thanks!

Greeting everyone, not sure how much you might know about the country of Georgia and opportunities there.So, here are a few great facts to give you an idea: 1. Georgia ranks 9th in the world by World Bank’s “Ease of D...

Hello, I just happened upon this forum. Because International travel and real estate investing is a great interest to me, I thought I would introduce myself and hope to start a conversation on options for the favorite...

What are your favorite items to include on a seller financing agreement &/or deed, to protect your investment, while still giving new buyers enough freedom to improve the property and develop their business on it?...

One of my retail assets has a 55k sqft theatre (50% of GLA). This is obviously an existentially challenged industry, way before the pesky virus.This is far from a distressed asset. It's in the heart of a tourist desti...

Let's make a master thread. Whether it's 1, 2, or 5 years, a recession is coming. What are the most recession-proof real estate investments and why? Please also note how long you've been investing and describe your po...

Where are the St Augustine Florida investors in this group?  How’s the rental market? Easy enough to rent? Reasonable cap rates? Looking for newer constuction wondering if any of you can share your experience in that ...

Does anyone have experience with short term rentals in this area? It has peaked my interest and looks to be a growing tourist destination from research I have done. Property inventory seems to be quite low right now. ...

Anyone else seeing how much of a cash cow these 7-15 bedroom properties in resort style communities near the amusement parks are? 

Hi all,Recently some friends of mine and I were discussing prospects for looking into the vacation rental market in Avila Beach, given that it's a great area, high volume of tourists (even during COVID), and the marke...