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Renee Adams Is Airbnb Still Worth It in 2025? Atlanta Builders, Owners & Hosts — What’s Your Stra
10 July 2025 | 17 replies
Quote from @Renee Adams: Love hearing this — Lake Hartwell is such a gem, and a great example of how true vacation rentals are in a different league from your average “Airbnb” house hack or spare room.You’re spot on: that early buy-in makes a huge difference today — lower basis, great location, loyal repeat guests.
AJ Wong 🎣 Why Out-of-State Investors Are Quietly Snapping Up Oregon Coast STRs
6 July 2025 | 6 replies
Quote from @Syed Ahmed: It’s true,  the Oregon Coast is becoming a hidden gem for STR investors who know how to spot value before the buzz hits.
Rochelle Fernando Buying my first multifamily in Chicago
21 July 2025 | 17 replies
3 to 4 unit multifamily buildings are gems.
Cooper Elifrits Buying first property and getting a loan
9 July 2025 | 3 replies
My plan coming in was to quickly privately sell 2 - 3 of these first and make some capital before I start holding, but when you get to buy 40% under market value, the opportunity is just too good.BTW, The expert I have in Pitt, who is pointing out all the gems for me at the sheriff auction and then also selling them off for me to his 300+ clients. 
Jennifer Milfort New & Nervous – Excited to Start My Real Estate Journey!
9 July 2025 | 10 replies
Things like extended eviction timelines, rent control policies, and strict regulations can seriously cut into your cash flow and peace of mind.Here’s a better path for you as a new investor exploring turnkeys: Look into landlord-friendly markets with:* Strong rent-to-price ratios* Affordable entry points* Solid property management infrastructure* Consistent rental demandTop Turnkey-Friendly Markets to Consider:Birmingham, AL* Low property taxes, strong rental demand* High cash flow potential* Reliable turnkey operators and property managersIndianapolis, IN* Steady appreciation and affordable inventory* Turnkey-friendly with a large investor network* Very landlord-friendlyCleveland or Columbus, OH* Excellent cash flow markets* Very active turnkey providers* Property taxes are moderate, laws are landlord-favorableAugusta or Macon, GA* Hidden gems for investors* Good rent-to-value ratios* Georgia is very investor-friendlyNext Steps:* Start researching these markets through BiggerPockets and YouTube walkthroughs from real turnkey providers.* Analyze deals weekly, even if you're not buying yet.* Interview turnkey companies and property managers to build a team before investing.You're asking the right questions at the right time.
Gralin Minter Time to jump in
22 June 2025 | 4 replies
Hey @Gralin Minter (and @Giovanni Javier), welcome to the BP Forum!
Giovanni Javier Day 2 – Connecting the Dots, Bird-Dog Style
22 June 2025 | 3 replies
@Giovanni Javier great write up! 
Brian Teeter Investor Buying & Rent Rates – What’s Happening in Your Market?
25 June 2025 | 1 reply
Is your area becoming more saturated with investors, or are there still hidden gems?
Michaela DeJesus HELP! - Partner and I have about $40k available for first investment
19 July 2025 | 11 replies
These loans are perfect for your situation since they focus on property cash flow, not personal income.Markets where I’ve seen good returns:Cleveland, OH – Solid cash flow, strong Section 8 play if managed rightMemphis, TN – Tons of investor inventory, good DSCR potential, just vet the neighborhoods carefullyColumbus, GA – Another under-the-radar gem: strong rental demand due to Fort Moore (military base), decent cash flow, and properties in the $150K–$200K range that work well for DSCRWith your mindset, I have no doubt you’ll get that first deal done. 
Andrew Williams First-Time Buyer in Atlanta: How Much House Should I Buy for a House Hack?
30 June 2025 | 17 replies
I’ve been out of town and just catching up now.Really appreciate you taking the time to share all of these gems!