I don't believe he is a member of the Florida Bar.  

I don't have much experience with other platforms but I can assure you RentRedi sets the bar pretty high. 

This long term cause and effect will take many years to work its way through the economy, barring a black swan event.

What worked a few years ago may not hold today, especially in highly competitive areas where new listings are constantly raising the bar with better photos, amenities, and pricing.Airbnb’s algorithm weighs multiple factors: guest reviews, host reliability, listing quality, and increasingly, AI analysis of your photos and descriptions.

Unique location - some run down properties, some brand new duplexes (for reference I bought my duplex in 2021 for 104k, the one two doors down sold for 424k), college students, crackhead foot traffic, a few bars, people on bikes - you can kind of get the jist.

Excellent overview of the power of professional and creative photography... and how the bar will continue to be raised. 

With the current state of the economy, now is not the time to depend on SOI alone.Otherwise, you'll be at a bar one day for happy hour at this job you don't like saying:"Oh, I tried that real estate thing, it's a tough racket."

The 1% rule is for drunks at a bar who do napkin math.

Many house hackers would be happy with anything over $200–250/door after they move out, so you’re above that bar.20% down vs. 10% down:20% down = better cash flow now, but locks up more of your cash.10% down = smaller upfront hit, keeps more money in your pocket for reserves or the next deal.If you can comfortably cover the negative while you live there, I’d lean toward 10% down so you keep cash on hand for surprises or another property later.The area question:Baytown B areas with good schools usually stay pretty stable on rents.

Additionally, I don't know if it's because I use a Mac but on the website when I scroll down on the main page, I can't scroll back up to the very top to click back on the "menu" or "settings" and instead have to navigate the less convenient side bar.