Knowing the laws is vital to avoid the pitfalls that come with being a landlord.

That’s where 90% of problems come from.Fraud is rampant right now — fake pay stubs, fake employers, even fake IDs.

I've got no experience here but I like the business idea, I'd say like everything it will come down to the details and efficiency of the operations once up and running.  

This approach benefits both the tenant and the landlord.

Great post!

But an average turnover costs us about 5k, so that is where the ROI happens.Pro tip to finish basements: LVP makes a basement sound like a parking garage and can trap water underneath.

If you’ve never worked with a contractor before, there’s a good chance you could end up frustrated.

The benefit is you get into a 2-4 unit with utilizing low money down.

When I try to browse forums from my iphone, I can see all of the responses, but the initial post seems to be hidden.

No soul.And then we wonder why it doesn’t book.The brutal truth:In 2025, the game isn’t about having a property.It’s about selling an experience—visually, emotionally, and strategically.People don’t buy beds.They buy sunsets.They buy vibes.They buy the feeling of waking up barefoot, opening the window, and seeing nothing but jungle or ocean.