Hello Everyone,
I own a short-term rental (STR) in East Downtown Houston and currently live in Austin, TX. I started operating the property in mid-2023. Initially, the business was cash-flow positive for the first th...

I know this has been discussed before, but I'm just looking for some experience-based weigh ins on this.

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one tenanant, longer term. Will tend to take care of the property better.
lease option
appreciation
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Hi nationwide,

I read about this cash flow deal on your web site.

The new construction property is I believe 340K

Here is your run down:

Brand New 4-plex units under construction! Cash flow of approx. $649 per mon...

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While I have signi...

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I think most people think that the % of rent is the key fee. I disagree. 
I interviewed a property manager a while back who hea...