We've been told many times that the project does not meet their guidelines in one way or another, or the amount of needed capital is too small.   

This is NOT being marketed as subdivided — just something I explored:The city indicated that the lot appears to meet current criteria for potential subdivision (R-1-C zoning, corner lot, frontage & depth meet requirements).No promises made — but it was interesting to learn that a majority of nearby lots don’t qualify, and this one might.Question to the group:For experienced investors/developers — would “existing home w/ potential for income during entitlement phase” be seen as added value?

There will be one more FOMC meeting in December which will determine whether another rate cut is on the table.

I would say that even in a "hot" market, holding out doesn't always pan out for a better deal.

@Patrick McHeyser Nice to e-meet you Patrick , I'm a big fan of Denver metro myself and also invest locally as well, I don't do MTR yet, but I know a lot of investors that do.  

Hello, a couple years ago I posted asking about any real estate meet ups in Kingston NY.

Recommend you spend some time learning about them, so you don’t mistakenly buy a property that will NEVER meet your expectations!

Hi @Abdoul Aziz Bikienga nice to meet you here on BP!!

You’re definitely looking in the right direction, but there are a few tripwires to be aware of.For the STR strategy to work this year, the property has to (1) be placed in service in 2025 (furnished, available and actually listed for rent), (2) qualify as a short-term rental for tax purposes (average stay under 7 days, or under 30 with substantial services), and (3) meet one of the material participation tests (for most W-2 folks that’s usually 100+ hours and no one else, including cleaners/PM, doing more than you). 

Of course Zillow grabs Hot Pads and Trulia as well.