Pure speculation.

Especially, if the numbers work as a pure investment property once you move/get transferred.I don't know anything about that market, but a property like this looks pretty darn good at first blush.

That's not my style both because I don't want to be a slum lord and because I'm not investing in Detroit purely for cash flow.Yes, I know Ashley bought dumps in that price range and fixed them up and now they're worth more.

No one can be a purely passive investor in the deal as that gets into syndication territory.

However, from a purely cost-benefit perspective, it's hard to imagine a lawsuit making sense in this case.

After that purely investment property.

hey julia, just quickly looking over it, property tax seems wayyyyyyy low. also insurance seems low (or im overpaying for mine lol). and vacancy seems high. im not too invested in that part of durham, so i dont know. but if u were looking for a purely investing place, the COC return of 2% is too low in my opinion

Commenting purely to get updates on this thread.

If I end up holding the unit purely as a rental investment.

@Joshua McMillen It's clear from your post whether you're trying to solicit ideas as to how to invest or whether you're purely talking about the mindset (aka law of attraction).