I’ve ran numbers on houses from the 50k to 75k initial purchase price but wondering if buying something more expensive is the better way to go as the “percentage” of repair cost goes down. ( example it cost about the same for new an HVAC system or shower tile) 

Like in real estate for example Fundrise Ben Miller Learned about him: 2014 gave an introduction TedEx of the thing i wanted to do in regards to real estate.

For example, you mentioned that you have a few ideas, you can start by putting together a plan and ask for help reviewing that plan.

MelissaData is one well known example.

Do you have any examples of what home prices did in your community?

--First PropertyFirst Property--UnFinancedFinanced 40K at 5% 0 DownPurchase Price/ Financed Amount$40,000Rehab Cost$32,500$32,500Closing$2102.90$2102.90Total Capital (Door Cost)$74,602.90$34,602.90Monthly Cash Flow$598.33$383.60Capital Cost per 1$ of Cash Flow$124.68$104.52Capital Conserved by Financing$0$40,000Take for example my first property we spent $74,602 on the property in total that is purchase and Rehab.

For example, rent out your current place, move into a duplex, and rent out the other half.

For example, you set up key word alerts. http://www.biggerpockets.com/alerts

You don't deduct the cost of a car for example.

ie prices still risingDo you think a heavier tech MSA would, for example, go show more negative for the 2001 tech crash?