Is it information or strategies related to different property types or how to use debt or seller financing for property purchases?

Any relation to Chad?

You will likely need to use 2 seperate excel models and use a metric that is easily comparable(relative cash flow, IRR, net cost).Traditional Buy and Hold: Typically requires 20-25% down, and will come with a slightly higher interest rate .75-1.5% over prime.

I then allocate those cost to each unit relative to the rent point with the STRs being done similar and LTRs done similar.Make sure your underwriting has something for these small expenses that add up.Vivan, consult a lawyer immediately.  

Thank youWell, Oregon is a pretty big state, I been there (actually, I was born there Lol, relatives still live there) You've got a couple of challenges, depending on where you are.

👉Huntsville is one of the fastest-growing cities in the South, with a surging population, expanding infrastructure, and relatively affordable cost of living compared to other major U.S. cities.

New faucets and hardware in the kitchen and bathroom is a relatively inexpensive upgrade that gives the living area new life.  

Our job market is strong, property taxes are relatively low, and the economy overall is still pulling people in.

We’re seeing strong demand in both long-term and short-term rentals, especially in B and C-class neighborhoods where returns are a bit stronger.Texas in general fits your criteria well: no state income tax, relatively low property taxes (compared to CA), and growing population centers.

We've found significantly fewer maintenance calls and neighbor or police-related complaints with graduates.