They have pools, easier beach access, and offer beach gear and towels (that's important to me for space when traveling).

It can feel like babysitting half the time — constant check-ins, reminders, and making sure the right subs show up on the right day.What’s helped is building out real systems: clear scopes of work, milestone deadlines tied to payments, and weekly site walks.

Might be worth you looking into if you want access to something that's affordable ($5/month per unit) but I have SFH so I'm sure at scale they'd give you better pricing.

Queens typically has larger lot sizes when compared to Brooklyn which could mean more access to private parking (driveway, garage) and other benefits.All the best to you on your search!

Trenton and Camden definitely have their challenges with crime and a ton of homes for sale, but the affordability and train access to NYC and Philly make them pretty interesting from an investment standpoint.

That lets you pull equity while keeping everything in one note.DSCR or investor rental loan: approval is based on the property’s cash flow rather than just your W-2.Bridge-to-rental: use a short-term loan to access max leverage quickly, then refinance into a DSCR once the property is stabilized.  

.: Would have bought one higher quality asset (Class A or B) in Indianapolis metro area and not two Class C homes "cash flow on paper" which in reality I'm negative most months (sold one home to cut my losses) - constant repairs called in by tenant.

Out-of-market can cash flow better, but it means relying on a solid team (agent, contractor, PM) and building systems so you’re not burning time and money on constant travel.When I research a new market, I usually start with rental demand, job growth, and talking to other investors who are already active there.

Choose two or three channels you can maintain, automate as much as possible, and leverage your agent access and construction partner to analyze and act quickly.

Might be worth you looking into if you want access to something that's affordable ($5/month per unit), has lots of features that I've really liked, and more - especially if you’re unhappy with some of the tools or processes you’re using today with managing your property.