Broad Ripple, Meridian Kessler, Warfleigh, Butler-Tarkington and nearly every neighborhood south of Fall Creek have some of the highest earning residents in the state.

Originally posted by @Daren Wilson:I have the opportunity to purchase a C class home that comes with 3 extra lots next to it.

Hello All, I am looking to refinance a property in Butler County, Pa.

It had beautiful hardwood floors & built-in cabinetry with old lead glass doors & an old butler pantry with the same glass doors etc.We found out that the last offer of $28k was denied conventional financing because the home had a poorly built addition with mold on the ceiling.

I don't even make a claim to knowing much about taxes.Yes depreciation you can get added back.That's fine if you owe a bunch of real estate.I know people with credit in the 800's and money to put down and they simply can't get a loan.Sure if they look hard enough they can get a trash loan at 10% interest but people with credit scores like this simply won't pay those rates.Some are nearing retirement and going to places like Costa Rica.You can get a house that would be millions here for 500k and get a butler,maid,gardener for a few hundred a month.

BumpJorge Borjas Jennifer Butler can you give us two good streets to consider for investments and two to be cautious of?

Hi Brock Butler,If you want to email or DM me I can put you in touch with someone I know who does Solo 401(k)s reasonably, and comes with good references.Continued success!

@Daren H.

I think you should read "Landlording on autopilot" by Mike Butler and  and go for the College renters.  

Wish you the best,Robert Butler