Different people have different standards, but I am curious to hear if there is a gross margin $ threshold or gross margin % that investors on BP subscribe to.

You can make a free account and subscribe to email updates too.

Anyway to get to your questions: 1) Got started with the vacation homes, love this niche and will stay here. 2) Bought in the area because of family who are a second line of defense to my contractors. 3) Yep, we knew Portland pretty well, but only the highlights, there are still a number of emerging neighborhoods and markets here. 4) Learning about the area - I forced myself to do a Blog on my web site for the vacation rental which helped me learn more, I also subscribes to the local magazines and small community newspapers, they give me a wierd look when I tell them my adress, but hey, it is a GREAT source of info. 5) Relied on family who knew the area and my RE broker, he is fantastic. 6) The lessons learned - know ALL the expenses up front, that 10% for maintenance you do not think you need to budget, you do, I know.

Most who track trends tell their subscribers about them 3 months after they occur.Best of luck.Robert

Americans have been convinced by vested interests that they should subscribe to the "American Deam" of owning a "home".

I already read articles on Virtual Assistants so here is my question.I want to use Virtual Assistants to find deals across the US using websites and two paysites that I subscribe to.

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I think SFR investments make the most sense if you subscribe to minimal risks.

For SFRs this is probably good enough but if you are looking at multi-families, there are metric companies you can subscribe to and you can get real accurate.

Does anyone subscribe to this?