Many of these states are within two hours of each other and are well-established vacation and second-home destinations, making them highly practical from both an investment and personal-use standpoint. 

I wanna sell both properties and I’m finding it very difficult to sell them both everyone wants one or the other so I decided to maybe put these deeds up to buy another house in Indiana, where I have to relocate.

For higher-end buyers or properties where presentation is critical, this can sometimes justify waiting.A practical middle ground is to prepare the listing now, take high-quality photos of the completed sections, and note the pending window replacements with a clear completion date.

I think that locking in a basic buy box 2-4 units, FHA/VA/low-down options, specific neighborhoods and beginning weekly property tours is the best way to put learning into practice.

What really stood out to me in this book is how honest, practical, and entertaining it is.

MTR demand shifts fast depending on:-Travel nurse cycles-Seasonal job contracts-Insurance placements-Corporate relocations-University rotationsI’m curious what YOU’RE seeing in your market.Where are you seeing:📈 High demand💰 Strong rents👎 Flat or declining interest📅 Longer or shorter stays👨‍👩‍👧 More families?

It’s awesome to see someone with your background and drive starting to put theory into practice.

Happy to connect and share what’s actually working in practice if that helps.

I’ve seen that list floating around, but in practice the number isn’t what matters.

I'm already well invested in the stock market but own no real estate.Build optionality if I relocate to Vegas in the future to take care of Dad.