All Forum Posts by: Eric Giovannucci

Luckily at this point, an STR is going to do well almost anywhere, as I type this from an STR in Caldwell LOL. My personal favorite part of meridian is NE, just south of chinden.

You can get pretty specific, but I would also say we would need to see what you personally would want in a home/location for your personal use, but my suggestions would be:

1) Boise Bench (Great access for STR- Airport/Hospitals/Central Location)

2) North End ("Old town" feel, great atmosphere, but pricey) 

3) Caldwell (Indian Creek Plaza is growing exponentially, and College of Idaho- most affordable option) 

Hey Andy! 

Sent you a message, would be willing to toss a good referral for one of my buyer agents to work with your clients! 

Solid Deal! Good to see some others in short term in the area. If you're interested in coming to some of the meetups lets connect! 

Hey Laura, 

Give the team at Realty Repair a call for a one-stop-shop. They work all over the valley

https://www.realtyrepair.com/

Hey Chad, 

We have sold and managed many rentals both long and short term in the Boise Metro area, and Meridian specifically. The most difficult part for out-of-state purchasers coming into this market is the way the development of this area came about. Many of the previous 80-acre plats that were farmland were sold at different times and even broken up many times, this has created an almost street-by-street territory difference of home quality, rentability/desirability. 

Boise can be upwards of 3400, and Meridian can range from 2200-2800 for most normal 4/2 2300 sqft homes, depending on location and such. There is a lot of opportunity in this market, you just need to find the right deal. 

Would love a 269k purchase in Eagle these days ;) 

I want to know more, what town is this located in? Numbers don't make sense at this point, but may depending on where we are talking. 

Hey Darrell, 

I am located in Boise, and quite often hear the comparison between the two markets, maybe this article will help you compare both Boise and Austin and strike up some thoughts. 

https://austonia.com/austin-vs...

There is a lot to look at when trying to develop on land that already has a mortgage in place. Would need to look more in detail to give the best advice. Let me know if you want to connect and chat. 

@Thomas Larsen

There are no online class through IREC, they did zoom for a bit through covid but I’m sure it’s all done now.

Feel free to shoot me a text if you want to chat about licensing here