Then use that as your roadmap to determine where and what you buy, and what properties will meet your return requirements.Investing for cash flow in prudent stable markets is probably the best thing you can do as a real estate investor.Continued success!

I also have access to my office agent manager, for brainstorming.Plus, having a powerful brand (like Remax) ... or any othet stable company makes little difference in normal transaction real estate... but it is huge in PM, where many PM are not even licensed.

Families are the best tenants in your area-- most stable, mature, settled and usually 2 or 3 working adults with income.KEY: Make money the day you buy.Use an investor savvy realtor that you personally like and can build a relationship with.

I've invested in South Africa, and are now looking at places with more stable currencies and specifically the USA.

I am interested in a variety of investments, flips, rehabs, stable income, etc. and looking to partner with some experienced investors.

The tenant was paying like $600 per month, and she declared with great pride that, "I have lived in this home for 29 years and 11 months, next month will be 30 years, so I'm a very stable tenant!"

We are looking forward to this new adventure and really hope to secure a lucrative and stable future for not only our child but his children too!

Also, if you have any books about those subjects sitting on your book shelf that you have finished reading and don't want anymore, don't let it collect dust!!

The real advantage of Class A properties is they are likely to hold their value and continue to appreciate, be easier to rent if not priced too high and draw a more financially stable applicant.

if you have less than 1,000.00 under your name, and owe almost 100,000.00 in student debt, and have a terrible credit, and income is not stable... where do you start?