Quote from @Mark Newton: Hi everyone, my name is Mark and I’m based in Bentonville, Arkansas.

Have you ever seen rents actually go lower (I'd assume this would only happen if occupancy dropped significantly, but that seems like something that could happen in a recession).Also a BAM specific question/concern - from what I understand they are based in Indiana, and I see in their current open offering one of the properties is in Indiana (great) but I'm wondering why the other property is in Arkansas? 

We only buy in TX, OK, AR, TN, AL, MS and MO.The way I look at auction houses is not that different than any other deal except you have to figure in some extra costs.

Each payment you receive then lowers the installment ar balance, the deferred gross profit and you debit cost of goods.In 2015, I began teaching Accounting for Land Investors to show how it's done and this is what I do in my own business.

I work with hundreds of out of state investors here in the southern/middle part of the country and there are ample of opportunities in that price range in places like Memphis, TN or Little Rock, AR.

Rising tariffs may increase rehab costs by 10-15%, pushing savvy flippers toward local or sustainable materials, which can boost after-repair values by 8-12% for eco-friendly upgrades.Hot markets include Fayetteville, AR, with strong population growth and median home prices at $395,000, offering solid 25%+ profit spreads.

Quote from @Thivya Ashok Kumar: Hey everyone 👋I’m exploring two regions for my first short-term rental investment and wanted to hear real experiences and perspectives from those who’ve hosted or owned there.Markets I’m comparing:Davenport, FL (Disney / Orlando corridor)Northwest Arkansas (Fayetteville / Prairie Grove / Siloam Springs area)If you’ve operated in either market, I’d love to hear:How’s occupancy and seasonality been lately?

I had a pretty solid Airbnb business in the Fort Lauderdale area prior to the war, but now I have been looking to move to a market I can afford, stay frugal, and grow with.I have been looking into Central Florida (since I'm pretty knowledgeable about the area and used to it), but also other places like SC, NC, TN, AR, and KY, given they are more affordable. 

I had a pretty solid Airbnb business in the Fort Lauderdale area prior to the war, but now I have been looking to move to a market I can afford, stay frugal, and grow with.I have been looking into Central Florida (since I'm pretty knowledgeable about the area and used to it), but also other places like SC, NC, TN, AR, and KY, given they are more affordable.

The property is in Arkansas.