Quote from @George Red: Yeah @Caleb Brown I've been looking at my next purchase either being west of Troost or just north of Rockhurst but west of Paseo... thinking about 1031'ing my SFR on 75th as it has gone up a bit since purchase.

Some people on this forum have real experience and real solutions, not boiler room solutions like yours.You've been to too many get rich quick seminars at the Red Lion.

If the problem is that they aren't together enough to be bothered with moving any faster than 30 days, then that puts up lots of red flags for me.  

We don't cover plumbing clogs that are not cause by physical or mechanical issue with the system - so if a sewer line is full of tree roots, yes we would cover that.

4 Green Houses means one red hotel, brother.

We've enjoyed checking out different areas within ~2.5 hours from our home on the outskirts of Cincinnati and recently saw something near the Red River Gorge that I really like and can see myself going to frequently.

To be perfectly honest the worst kept secret in Real Estate is that Property Management is the red headed step child of the industry.

Brown's assumption of this role is one of the root causes of her statement that it "could not be done in a few hours per week".

The reason being: we’d love to live long term in New England but we’re very discouraged by the housing market up here (a lot of expensive run down properties and seems like a lot of red tape) 

I dont have the full purchase price of this 4plex to invest though, so I would have to finance half to 2/3 which seems like a stumbling block. i can still make the numbers work, but at a much lesser monthly profit i suppose. i also dont have the w2 income to support 2 mortgages (counting the one i have on my house), so i assume any bank would have to count the existing leases towards my income which i understand is possibleI guess I was wondering about advice, or red flags, anything, on this specific deal.