The desktop appraisals can be a hit or miss especially on a unique property.

But Texas is a little bit unique.

Assisted living, 55+ retirement communities, co-living where you rent by the room, campgrounds, unique vacation rentals - all of these are much better plays that mid-term rentals.

How I handle it with my properties, that i've asked my property manager to do as I don't self manage, is have his handyman visit each of my properties once every six months (assuming a routine maintenance call does not get him out sooner).

@Nicholas Dutson is Texas being a community property state only on real estate unique?

Would love to connect or find a little meet up group while we are visiting in early March.Currently we have a $7million portfolio consisting of some small multifamily and some Beach Condos up here in Maryland.

I'm not aware of a cap though if there is one.Breakdown:- 7 invoices total and they're all unique for each part of reno (separate invoice for flooring, shower tile, demo, etc).- I'm using the total amount for each invoice and the highest one is $2,500.

After you are invited, visit the site and check out the previous ones.

Agents need to be on top of the regulation here since it's unique and understand the mindset of a STR investor and the factors that truly matter in acquiring a property to turn into a STR.

Can some people own rental properties out of state they never visit, if so then what it takes to make that possible?