Both of these are extremes in the spectrum.While it may seem logical that we can raise rates due to “inflation”, that same inflation is affecting the average consumer’s spending power, which could have a significant impact on whether (s)he takes a vacation, which will reduce overall demand for anything travel-related, including vacation rentals.

@Raul Hernandez I have properties in Aurora and am extremely familiar with the multifamily market in the Naperville/Aurora area so feel free to send me a DM with any questions you have! 

After I bought the property, I removed (without filing for a permit) 2 large pine trees that were growing extremely close to the property (like: trunks being 6 inches from touching the house - dropping huge quantities of needles and branches on the roof and doing who knows what damage to the foundation).  

Looking at comps around the neighborhood I believe we could easily get $2950 - $3100/month in rent.Other important things to note:The neighborhood is Edgewater, CO and is becoming extremely popular as the town is doing a lot of planning and lots of new community marketplaces, bars, etc are being developed or have already opened.

Being a real estate agent is not easy, and you will work around the clock, but being able to help people purchase investments and homes is extremely rewarding.

I certainly appreciate your direct and honest feedback.

To be honest, sending emails can be a weak strategy and your volume needs to be extremely high in order to get some valuable responses.

All of those numbers are extremely low and will never work for estimating any rehab in DFW.

This basement was redone two years ago with an incredible contractor who's well known in the area and the basement is extremely clean and spotless.

@Cristian Gaona I can't speak for the CA market directly as I know it is extremely competitive but; you could try driving for dollars, door knocking, speaking with property managers, calling landlords with homes for rent, etc and try to generate an off-market deal.