Don't buy in the roughest neighborhood in the urban core.

I understand the idea of just compelling them to move without giving you the hassle of evicting them but you can have that conversation without involving hot beverages.

I had posted to my stories that I was looking for a duplex in the urban core of OKC, and my friend let me know he had a listing coming up and the sellers wanted to offload it quickly.

I have noted the upcoming Apr 25 meetup.Westchester MF are often closer to $500k and carrying costs are higher than CT due to higher taxes.We saw a short sale in Verplanck that MIGHT fit the need, but after much deliberation we passed since we had a harder time seeing us living that property (though the numbers were compelling).We are taking a very disciplined approach towards this acquisition. 

The situation is particularly bad in the city’s Northwest Core (Portland, Russell, Shawnee) and West Core (the remaining west Louisville neighborhoods), where more than half of all families earn 50 percent of the area median income (AMI), which is $71,500 for a family of four.According to the study, Louisville is more than 31,000 units (apartments, houses or other living quarters) short of being able to house all its low-income households.Part of this is due to the section 8 audit.

Does anyone have experience with Real Quest?  If so do you know what needs to be done to do a Mobile home data search or even a SFR data search?

Build your "core four" team and start now!

If it is a more conservative core or core plus strategy (i.e. no or little improvements to the property), then the majority of the return is going to be from income.

And the way Bigger Pocket teaches investing those that follow core principals should be able to manage the hit with properties that are already own or atleast one would think so.Someone correct me if I'm wrong...

While it matters what the divorce decree says, unless someone is taking the ex to court with the filing of suit to compel the ex to cooperate, not much anyone can do if he won't cooperate.