Hi guys!You must have probably come across this question in the past, but I was trying to find some kind of similar situation in this forum and could not find anything.I am out of the state and have changed property m...

I see it as a great form of OPM as it is unsecured, and you can pay $50 or $500 based on if you had a good or bad month as long as you pay the entire balance off by the end of your interst free period.Obviously i am leaving out the risks involved with this type of financing, but i wanted to open up a discussion to see if other people are doing this, and if there is anything i am missing.Thanks,

Would you suggest hiring a property manager company to manage smaller apartment buildings (say around 10 units for example) if that is the only investment I can currently afford, and is there any other option with regards to finding someone to manage the property for me being interstate if cash flow from a small apartment complex doesn't allow for the additional expense of a property manager? 

Seeing as you are out of state I would advise buying only properties that are outside the Interstate 465 loop as inside the loop is tricky unless you live here.

I am definitely intersted in working with you.

It's intersting that this method found the cities with the highest % of pet friendly rentals is 25% pet friendly, and the lowest is 2.5% pet friendly, quite a wide range depending on location.  

The area has vacant space but is in an ideal location at intersection of interstates.

This new district has a dozen or so lots developed and divided for purchase that sit right next to a new interstate highway exit.

@Dave Foster so if I understand correctly the biggest issue an interstate buyer/seller would run into when doing a 1031 would be state capital gains taxes.

Got them @3% interst.