This deal fit perfectly due to its low acquisition cost, strong rental demand, and potential for both short- and long-term returns.

Maybe even from another fellow investor looking to offload a home that doesn't fit their strategy anymore?

You might find the right fit with the very first application, or it could take a bit longer.

Does not seem to be the right fit now and in the future as tenants..

Our guests aren’t expecting luxury add-ons—and this update just doesn’t fit our model.So for us, it’s a no.But what about you?

@Eden Vaschon Great approach - focusing on a scalable market and building a reliable local team is key, especially when investing remotely.To evaluate market fit for multiple flips/rentals, I’d suggest:Connect with local investor groups (Facebook, BiggerPockets, REI meetups)—they can offer boots-on-the-ground insights about demand, neighborhoods, and contractor reliability.Look into turnover rates and days on market via Redfin or PropStream—this helps gauge how fast homes are selling post-reno.Check permit activity - a steady stream of rehabs/renos often signals a flip-friendly zone.Talk to a few realtors and PMs - they'll know what’s moving, what buyers/tenants are looking for, and whether repeat deals in the same zip are viable.Wishing you success on your first projects!

Ask what keeps us up at night.Because when you choose the right fit, you won’t feel the need to micromanage.And we’ll be able to serve you at 100%.🎯 If you're exploring property management right now, ask yourself:Do I trust this person to act in my best interest when I’m not watching?

If you got advice, experience, or even a deal you think fits what we’re looking for, I’m all ears.  

Just keep the finances clean and talk to a CPA before moving forward to make sure it fits your situation.

Airbnb could be a great fit, especially in South Minneapolis.