With all my skills learned from BP, I have identified 2 properties in my city, brief information about both of the properties is mentioned below.I am planning to purchase this property with 2 purpose in mind, for next 6 - 8 years ( or more then that) I'll put this property on rent and after that I may stay there or I may not ( may relocate to another city, Nagpur).First Property •Located in an area which is developing rapidly as it is near to a big software SEZ.

The rapidly rising rents have really made a difference for me and there seems to be no shortage of quality tenants.

It tracks all apartments, leases, provides financials by building, late rent notices, rent tracking, etc.Joe Delia - I'm in Grand Rapids.

Too many investors got caught with flips or loan collateral that rapidly decreased in value during our RE crash.

Everytime I buy a 12 pack of beer, there seems to be a hole in the bottom of each bottle, the beer vanishes quite rapidly!

We found a property, if we can still buy it at the agreed price, would have been a great deal to buy & hold in an area that is rapidly changing for the better.

Hi Heather,I am also in the same boat, as I have 5 units back in Grand Rapids, Michigan, when I joined the Navy in 2010 and moved away.

If you are not progressing as rapidly as you want to - you need to back up and take a look at what you are doing that is working and what is not working.

Under present rapid acquisitions rules, new real estate investors (non-seasoned) may acquire two non-owner occupied (investment properties for each of the first two years using financing from one lender.

There is no way for anyone to predict that for you accurately---if time/speed is the goal, you could try a rapid rescore.