Quote from @Jordan Ray: Quote from @Antonio Waller: Hello BP Family,As a new investor, would you aal recommend buying turnkey properties as your first deal? 

Instead of putting that into one property to own and rent out, I could take that 100k and rent out three units and use the capital to furnish it and go the air bnb arbitrage route.As the units generate cash flow I would use that as future capital to buy property.That was the thought.

If these are STRs, you can also use air dna projections on certain programs.The one question that comes to mind is when you mention 10% down.

Worse air quality by far than la and San Diego.The rate increases have made the market challenging.  

No not after they have had a few days to air out once you unwrap them.

I am requesting them to have air filters in case of any odor control, channel letters for their sign, haven't figured out how to work in customer traffic yet though.  

Anyone have an Air b&b in or around North Myrtle Beach?  

The farm is 30 acres, fully self-sustaining, working windmill, air compressors, and water collection tanks, and water purification.

@Jordan MoorheadI had written out out a response that was documented with statistical evidence across the asset classes that are good ones... but on 2nd thought.

If you're near hiking trails, lakes, or anything that smells remotely like fresh air, you're in decent shape.