His health was declining due to cancer and he'd called one of our "We buy houses" ads, wanting us to buy.  

I haven’t seen it yet, but it is past due for rents to start to decline with the general consensus overbuilding in multifamily in the area.

Hi Everyone,Long story short, I have a property that is on a downhill slump right now. Over the last 7 years the property owner has gone from have a property manager full-time, to part-time, to none at all. The owner'...

I've got two deals I'm looking at but am only going to do one or the other and wanted to get everybody's thoughtsHouse 1 has1) Has three units2) Cash flows about 300 a month3) In a city with a real estate market that is starting rise and with it being a block over from the historic district stands to be in a good position to have good tenants and some good appreciations4) probably will need a new roof in 3 yearsHouse 2 has1) Has 3 units2) Cash flows about 600 a month3) in a declining neighborhood4) Brand new roof and central AC UnitsWhich one would you all buy?

I am trying to find multi tenant properties near me. I have been working with an experienced realtor. I have found two properties I wanted. I submitted contracts only to hear the seller chose another buyer. I really t...

I don't know much about the area or if it's in decline or if it's growing, so I am a bit hesitant to invest in that market.

It is a fact that the population of the south is growing and the north is declining Never meant for my comment to be a Milwaukee/Austin debate.

Over time, as the mortgage interest declines, your net taxable income increases. 

You're net worth on paper may decrease but you're still making money... assuming rents don't sharply decline, which is unlikely.

Once services are rendered, the chance of collecting fees or payment decline...greatly.