@Sam OjoSam, Assuming there is an HOA, be sure to consider the health of the balance sheet.

I have particular strong feelings about this, but I may be the exception.The insurance and annuities side of your business will be a very distant next area of importance for me, but for a younger person that needs to provide for a young family without other assets this might be a little higher on the list for them.There is a financial planner in my local market that will also shop insurance providers (including car, home, health and rentals) to find the best value on insurance as part of their service for their clients.

Hi everyone,Where I live in NY a vacant land parcel needs to have Board of Health Approval (BOHA) in order to build on it. 

I agree, part of my dilemma is the thought I could be buying at a peak.Eric:Property #1 Value: $220,000Property #2 Value: $215,000Right now, I've got a combined (with my wife) income of $100,000 +

As for active listings, the only things I have to go off of at the moment are the Student housing prices per semester at the University, and one luxury apartment complex that has a 2 bed 2 bath asking for about $3,160 (includes 24 hour fitness center, monthly catered Resident Receptions, health and wellness programs, and a resort-style pool.

That's why I have a dilemma on my hands. 

I have a multifamily property that I have made a lot of improvements to since it was purchased 1 year ago. I own it with a family member in an LLC. This person insists on getting a HELOC and their reason for it is bec...

I am in the same dilemma right now myself.

(cashflows may be 1.5-2K)I am asking because I have a dilemma, to buy close (1hr away) from a big city or to buy in the middle of nowhere for a bit more cashflow... 

If the tenant threatens to call the Health department,  see step 3.  3.