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One of my first flips was a property with bowing walls that at the time I didn't consider a major problem.

The majority of our investors are seeking a long term second home that covers costs and even these could be double digit COC returns if structured properly. 

That tells me the majority is gonna struggle to pay rent.  

I am a construction management major at East Carolina University.

I moved here from Portland in 2020 and now own 10+ rentals — this market has been on fire with tons of job and population growth, and companies like Intel, Amazon, Google, Honda, Meta, and Microsoft are bringing major development.

@Jenni LeeCongrats again on taking steps toward your first rental property — that’s a major milestone!

I actually tried Cherif Medawar's program and have found Licensing Experts vastly superior in a couple of ways. 

The area the OP is referring to is actually one of the worst areas to buy for tax purposes because the majority of the home value is in the land, which can't be depreciated.That's not to say it isn't helpful in making their decision, but if taxes were priority #1 they would be buying in an area where the house vs. land value is more slanted to the home, the opposite of 30A.The most likely thing is that they are very wealthy people buying them as true vacation homes, and the rents merely subsidize the mortgage when they're not using the home themselves.