. :) and would appreciate some advice regarding historical performance of the rental in terms of good metrics (cap rate, cash on cash, IRR et cetera, before and after tax).

A robust farmer's market, a new artists district, several new niche employers building down on Exchange St, a micro micro brewery, a proposed $400M expansion of the Historic District to the south of 25th St, and a huge mixed-use development in the works in East Central where the old Rite Aid was.Sounds great, but it's still planet Ogden. 

Also, you are young but if you look at historical interest rates, they are very low.

Hello,In the next month I will be closing on a property in Baltimore which I would like to do a historic renovation/CHAP tax credit.

Hi all, I'm a British citizen, currently living in AZ (been here nearly 2 years).

Historically San Diego has out performed virtually every other US market for RE ROI for buy n hold investors.  

I assume 3% per year when I run my spreadsheets, as that is the national historical average.

Perhaps point out historical posts, books or articles that might help?

Hi all!  Tackling a nearly 5,000+ square foot Victorian ... a gorgeous home with stunning woodwork, 7 beautiful oak and maple original mantles ... but also, a fire-damaged nightmare which I'd like to renovate for unde...

I just saw an 1846 built victorian that was "codexed" into two separate units, on a 12,000 sqft lot which used to have a barn structure, and the agent suggested the best value for the property is a flip with the addition of resurrecting that structure (with approvals - this is a historic district) and turn it into two more condos in the back of the lot.