I threw @Jameson Sullivan a softball pitch about what to watch out for when the cap rate is that good, and he knocked it out of the park.

Get into the routine of entering them as soon as bills come in or putting the bills in one location, entering them once a month and writing on them that they were entered/paid, then filing them. 

It has plenty of off street parking.

That's just too many and you have too many investors that don't care about yield, just asset parking and following the crowd. 

The next REIA meeting will be at the Holiday Inn on Park Ave (info below).

This is the same amount that you can rent in Hutto haha. 2- Even if the rent is higher, you pay way more money for the property (compared to Round Rock or Cedar Park) for just $100-$200 more in rent.

Hi everyone, As a first time out-of-state investor, I've heard buzz about promising neighborhoods in Columbus, like North Linden, Olde Towne East, and Franklin Park, known for their potential cash flow and appreciation.

I've focused my attention in the area between Hwy 44 and Gravois Ave from Tower Grove Park down to River Des Peres for a nice intersection of price and condition.

Mobile homes in Parks are affordable housing as well as MH on private cheap lots in certain parts of the country.. and then of course you have HUGE areas of the mid west and rust belt were you can buy all sorts of houses for 200k and under.. they already exist..

I am starting a park that will end up with roughly 20-25 lots on plot of land that's roughly 20 acres (including an existing 4/2 house).