This is strictly to try and anticipate what numbers to expect.   

I am anticipating a meaningful profit on a residential rental property sale in a year or so (the sale is contingent on certain zoning changes the buyer should be able to achieve).

Neighborhood median home values will never increase if no one improves them, no one takes on the risk to improve them because they don't anticipate the ability to get a high appraisal to sell, refinance etc.

Purchase price was $435,000, and the seller gave me a credit for $15,000 to cover various repair costs, particularly roofwork in anticipation of El Ni

If you anticipate needing future services it wouldn't hurt to build that relationship now.

Hi,I am about to open a 1031 and anticipate buying 2 or 3 homes ($120-180k ea.) in the Nashville/Middle Tennessee area, which is a very hot market with limited inventory. 

At the end of the day the anticipated .25% rise in the Fed Funds Rate probably wont be detrimental to real estate but a 1% hike probably would be.

I thought screening would be much more cut and dry, but it gets to be more of an ethical dilemma than I anticipated (people need shelter).Any help would be appreciated!!

Renting looks good on paper but you end up spending all of your positive cash flow on fixing up the units while you anticipate a new renter.  

Just closed on mine in October and had anticipated a 20% DP as well, boy what a shock!